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Non-derivative doesn't mean the same as non-infringing though. For example, suppose if I photograph a copyrighted painting, and then started selling copies of
by Terr_ 2y ago
Non-derivative doesn't mean the same as non-infringing though.
For example, suppose if I photograph a copyrighted painting, and then started selling copies of the slightly-cropped photo. The output wouldn't have enough originality to qualify as a derivative work (let alone an original work) but it would still be infringement against the painter.
- fenomas 2y agoIf you added something to the painting then you're selling a derivative work, and if you didn't then you're selling a copy of the work itself - but either way an expressive work is being used, which is what copyright law regulates. IANAL, but with LLM models and outputs that seems not to be the case.