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Like a sort of "derivatives only" license?
by CaptainFever 3y ago
Like a sort of "derivatives only" license?
- kps 3y agoMore or less. Some books have as part of their copyright boilerplate a statement that corresponds to (some countries') fair use principles, e.g. “… except short excerpts for the purposes of review.” (I know someone with hundreds of thousands of words on the web who does want their work to be ‘learned’ by the major LLMs, in the same sense that they want their work indexed by search engines, even if that turns out not to be considered fair use in their jurisdiction, but does not want it copied wholesale.)
- CaptainFever 3y agoI think that makes sense. Wholesale copies are still restricted for purposes of revenue, but otherwise derivatives and training can be done to benefit society (since it doesn't impact the revenue of the original work, of which you still need to purchase a copy).