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Because they are not distributing the work, which is how the law currently works. And in case you’re not aware, there are many lawsuits filed that suppose this
by tourmalinetaco 2y ago
Because they are not distributing the work, which is how the law currently works. And in case you’re not aware, there are many lawsuits filed that suppose this exact claim: that models are not transformative and are thus breaking copyright law.
- codedokode 2y agoIt doesn't matter; before training they download the content for training from Internet and thus make a "copy" which might be illegal.
- FeepingCreature 2y agoThis would break all websites. You can't check a license before loading the page. Generally speaking, when you request a site, barring a compelling reason to believe otherwise, the assumption must be that accessing the content is legal.