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Copyright is defined in law and as the original poster stated, whether this is 'copying' as defined by copyright law is legally ambiguous. Copyright doesn't pr
by cgriswald 1y ago
Copyright is defined in law and as the original poster stated, whether this is 'copying' as defined by copyright law is legally ambiguous.
Copyright doesn't protect against all forms of duplication. For instance, you own the copyright to your post and grant HN a license to offer copies of it. I have no direct license from you to copy the content of your post; but I can copy it to memory, copy a cache to disk, and make a copy appear on my display.
- kergonath 1y ago> For instance, you own the copyright to your post and grant HN a license to offer copies of it. It’s not a good example, because if you grant a license you give them the right to make copies. The problem is not when Meta got licenses, it’s when they did not.
- Dylan16807 1y agoThis line of conversation is not specific to the pirated books but is making claims about AI training in general.