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You buy books, And you quote the book and also give credit to the author if you use the presentation in the book in your publication. It does not make it autom
by up2isomorphism 2y ago
You buy books, And you quote the book and also give credit to the author if you use the presentation in the book in your publication.
It does not make it automatically right not to do anything these things if you just grab the other people's creation for N times and combining the N results to "form" a new one with some linear algebra procedure, particularly when you also use such synthetic output for a profit. (which is what OpenAI and other companies do).
- dartharva 2y agoThis is completely incorrect. Just as the other comment says, ideas are not copyrightable, only their expression is. Your comment shows a very fundamental lack of understanding of the systems in place.
- rileymat2 2y agoFacts about a book have never been copyrightable, for instance the odds of one word following another. Facts in a book like a cook book recipe are also not generally copyrightable either. By convention we try not to rip them off but it does not come from copyright.