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They should start with AudioCraft itself, conceptually it's derivative work and it doesn't matter if it's "open source" or not. Try throwing in someone's sample
by throwaway290 3y ago
They should start with AudioCraft itself, conceptually it's derivative work and it doesn't matter if it's "open source" or not. Try throwing in someone's sample in a song and publish it saying "no copyright infringement intended and I totally don't make any money from it"... If it becomes popular, see how long it stays up until DMCA takedown. And we know this dataset is already popular.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago> and publish it This is precisely the opposite of the context I was remarking on.
- throwaway290 3y agoAudioCraft itself is published. That's the context I am remarking on.