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The difference is that the LLM is still copying copyrighted material in your case, but if I burn a Linux ISO, that is not happening. You do not have to produce
by chlorion 3y ago
The difference is that the LLM is still copying copyrighted material in your case, but if I burn a Linux ISO, that is not happening.
You do not have to produce an exact copy of something to violate copyright, and I think anything the LLM outputs is violating copyright for everything it has ever trained on, unless the operator (the person operating the LLM and/or the person prompting it) has rights to that content.