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If your shared copies of your brain in that state, it seems like that would. Lots of LLM models can be downloaded. If you had memorized the textbook from a sta
by yencabulator 2y ago
If your shared copies of your brain in that state, it seems like that would. Lots of LLM models can be downloaded.
If you had memorized the textbook from a stash of torrented epubs, as a commercial activity with intent to monetize, that likely wouldn't go over well for you either.
The "big AI" companies are trying to create a world of rules for thee not for me by claiming that when copyright infringement is large scale enough, it somehow becomes fair use.
- worstspotgain 2y agoYou're never going to get a textbook out of an LLM, or a chapter, or a page. Big-IP lawyers probably spend weeks engineering prompts to find enough stuff that comes out un-paraphrased. Poems and lyrics, maybe. The legal test for fair use considers "the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole." In this case it's the portion regurgitated near-verbatim, since paraphrasing and summarizing is fair use. You can write Cliff Notes without the author's permission. LLMs are probably capable of failing the fair use tests for less than 0.1% of the stuff they're exposed to.