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Thank you that is quite useful. Three is confusing to me. When somebody make a Mona Lisa with a mustache, they've used the entirety. It's how much they modifie
by JoeAltmaier 3y ago
Thank you that is quite useful.
Three is confusing to me. When somebody make a Mona Lisa with a mustache, they've used the entirety. It's how much they modified that's important? Whether it can be mistaken for the original.
Nobody is going to mistake an AI-ingested corpus for the original. It seems quite debatable.
- SllX 3y agoIt’s a four factor test. You can lose on one of the factors and still have it be determined to be fair use by a Judge, but if the Mona Lisa were still under copyright (shouldn’t be, but we’ll use it for this example anyway), then per Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts v. Goldsmith, it would likely turn a lot on whether you commercialized it and whether it affected the market for the original.