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They're not the only ones. I've seen other AI firms like Adept doing the same thing. I smell a class-action suit from all of the video makers who weren't protec
by xhkkffbf 2y ago
They're not the only ones. I've seen other AI firms like Adept doing the same thing. I smell a class-action suit from all of the video makers who weren't protected by YouTube.
- verst 2y agoAnd furthermore, Google claims that their own training of models on YouTube data is permitted.
- danans 2y agoThe training of models seems less of an issue than what you do with them. IMO, the most problematic part is generating content in the style and voice of the original human creator of the copyrighted content. Unfortunately, this is also currently among the most user-attractive for generative AI trained on copyrighted content.