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If you watch a pirated copy of Oppenheimer, perfectly memorise it with machine-like accuracy, and then recreate it, then yeah you might be in violation of copyr
by madeofpalk 3y ago
If you watch a pirated copy of Oppenheimer, perfectly memorise it with machine-like accuracy, and then recreate it, then yeah you might be in violation of copyright law.
- nkohari 3y agoLLMs are very good at creating things in the style of existing work, but they aren't that great at re-creating existing work verbatim. For example, here's what happens if you prompt Midjourney to draw "the mona lisa": https://i.imgur.com/njOlL5h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/njOlL5h.jpg Obviously these are attempts at recreating the Mona Lisa, but none of them are the Mona Lisa. Whether they fall within fair use is an entirely separate question.
- chucksta 3y agoIt originally being pirated or not would not come into play if its a copyright violation or not. Its a violation if it's 1:1 and billed as such, otherwise its a parody or inspired by