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> In some cases yes, it's different from any one input work, it's distributed micro-plagiarism of a huge number of sources. In no case is it original. That’s l
by sillysaurusx 1y ago
> In some cases yes, it's different from any one input work, it's distributed micro-plagiarism of a huge number of sources. In no case is it original.
That’s like saying the dictionary is micro-plagiarism of a huge number of sources because it uses all the words from those sources.
- SideburnsOfDoom 1y agoI disagree, you can't ask a dictionary to "generate 2000 words in the style of (author)".
- sillysaurusx 1y agoSo? Why is that, of all things, the crux of whether it’s copyright infringement? Plagiarism isn’t necessarily copyright infringement, and plagiarism isn’t illegal. Copyright infringement is. Even still, your argument that everyone who generates 2,000 words in the style of (author) is plagiarizing is also flatly false. By that standard all English essays that mimic someone else’s style would be plagiarism.