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Amazing how copyright law amazingly disappears when it's to the detriment of major tech companies and protecting smaller creators. Just amazing!
by aa_is_op 3y ago
Amazing how copyright law amazingly disappears when it's to the detriment of major tech companies and protecting smaller creators.
Just amazing!
- gmerc 3y agoI’m not sure if here you are reading that. Have you read the article? The copyright infringement claim (for training) is left intact. It’s the other claims that had no basis in existing law (e.g. no copyright was registered, etc) that have been thrown out.
- flanked-evergl 3y ago> Amazing how copyright law amazingly disappears Can you elaborate in what way it disappeared in your opinion?
- aa_is_op 3y ago[flagged]
- Spivak 3y agoIt's really not, copyright is and always has been incredibly political and ebbs and flows with the whims of the existing power structures. And that's mostly to do with the fact that copyright, unlike say murder, is much less defined, has as many interpretations as people, and is something that is designed to be overbroad and selectively enforced where everyone in the world by the letter is constantly violating it. So this it pretty much expected and if it swings the other way the US/EU is going to hobble themselves in the face of any locality that gives zero shits about copyright. It's less about the art and more that the art enables these models to do real useful work and is better at it for having access to more data.