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If we're discussing the current situation, where ChatGPT is outputting entire articles of NYT copyrighted content, then it certainly matches say, Bittersweet Sy
by tapoxi 3y ago
If we're discussing the current situation, where ChatGPT is outputting entire articles of NYT copyrighted content, then it certainly matches say, Bittersweet Symphony containing a small sample of a Rolling Stones song resulting in the Stones getting credit for the entire work.
- ta8645 3y agoThere is a rather vibrant culture of _human_ remix artists who sample existing music and generate something completely new. It is still an open question of how long a sample they can use before it requires licensing: https://www.ajschwartzlaw.com/can-i-use-that-part-2-remix-culture-the-internet-and-copyright-law/ https://www.ajschwartzlaw.com/can-i-use-that-part-2-remix-cu... But all of this, doesn't have much to do with whether an AI should be allowed to consume public media -- even if we agree they need to do a better job about avoiding verbatim reconstruction when prompted. Edit: I wasn't able to find the Lawrence Lessig talk I wanted to link, but here's a quite old one that makes some of the same points: https://youtu.be/X8ULxxgjBuI https://youtu.be/X8ULxxgjBuI