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If the LLM generation cannot be copyrighted, then it cannot violate a copyright...right?
by matt3210 3y ago
If the LLM generation cannot be copyrighted, then it cannot violate a copyright...right?
- smoldesu 3y agoYou could create another work from it and distribute it on the basis of Fair Use, but I don't think you could comfortably copyright any of the derivative work. IANAL, this is not legal advice.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> If the LLM generation cannot be copyrighted, then it cannot violate a copyright…right? No, that doesn’t follow. E.g., a photocopier in its normal mode of operation (because it produces mechanical copies of works already fixed in tangible form, which therefore are already copyrighted if copyrightable) cannot produce work that is copyrightable, but can produce things which violate copyrights.
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agoI am not sure that either of those two things are correct, or that they are connected with each other