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the human painter will undoubtedly be able to put out 1 billion exact copies of paintings based on their memory and skills in under 10 seconds so there is no re
by bryanrasmussen 4y ago
the human painter will undoubtedly be able to put out 1 billion exact copies of paintings based on their memory and skills in under 10 seconds so there is no reason to consider any difference in the cases.
- stavros 4y agoIs number of copies and speed of making them a significant determinant in whether copyright infringement took place or not?
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoan opposite question - you seem to think that a machine has the same protections against charges of copyright infringement as a human does - why? They don't have the same rights to register a copyright.
- stavros 4y agoWhy is registering a copyright relevant in cases of copyright infringement? Copyright infringement is infringement of the right of someone else against copying.