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Of course it's fair use. It's a transformative application of copyrighted materials it's the textbook definition of fair use, and anyone pretending it isn't be
by duringmath 3y ago
Of course it's fair use.
It's a transformative application of copyrighted materials it's the textbook definition of fair use, and anyone pretending it isn't because of some anti generative AI luddite sentiment is risking to destroy a precedent on which much of the modern internet is built.
- minimaxir 3y agoThe "is it transformative?" question is the heart of the lawsuit, given that the NYT demonstrated that ChatGPT outputted nontransformative NYT articles.
- duringmath 3y agoEven if it does output training articles verbatim it's still transformative, mainly because that's not its primary application.
- minimaxir 3y agoWhat is the primary application of a LLM other than outputting text?
- duringmath 3y agoWell it depends on intent, in chatgpts case it's responding to users prompts. And it's not really the best way to read those articles that's just a byproduct of the training process.
- thinkingtoilet 3y agoPlease read the article. It's not about transformative use.
- __loam 3y agoWhether something is transformative is only one of four factors that is considered when determining if something is fair use.