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if society decides it is a derivative work then it's easy to hem them in 1. mandatory licensing of all models 2. licensing requires disclosure of all sources
by blibble 2y ago
if society decides it is a derivative work then it's easy to hem them in
1. mandatory licensing of all models
2. licensing requires disclosure of all sources used in the training set
then if OpenAI/Meta/... trains on your property without respecting your copyright then it's standard civil copyright infringement (and potentially criminal if done on a large scale)
this would fall apart if training becomes significantly cheaper (but with the current state of Moore's law we're a long way off that)