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Yes, that is the Intellectual Property clause, which covers all intellectual property, not just copyright. The 'authors' and 'writers' here are where copyright
by kube-system 3y ago
Yes, that is the Intellectual Property clause, which covers all intellectual property, not just copyright. The 'authors' and 'writers' here are where copyright is derived from. The 'inventors' and 'discoveries' are where patent authority is derived from.
- Dylan16807 3y ago"To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts" covers the entire clause. It's not just about science, but those goals have to work together. If a relatively narrow* section of copyright blocks much larger sections of science, something has gone wrong. * When I say narrow, one benchmark is the original stable diffusion, which has fewer parameters than there are images in the training set. Or at least, a hypothetical version without overtraining mistakes. At that point it's remembering next to zero specifics from each image.