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> that's an exact copy. Not for the purposes of copyright law. > is that humans don't have separate RAM [or disk] And that turns out to be incredibly importa
by triceratops 2y ago
> that's an exact copy.
Not for the purposes of copyright law.
> is that humans don't have separate RAM [or disk]
And that turns out to be incredibly important. Humans can't create a lasting, shareable copy of a copyrighted work by consuming it.
- spwa4 2y agoSure they can. You can learn a copyrighted work by hard, even indirectly, then quickly duplicate it by hand. Mozart was originally famous for making a business out of that.
- triceratops 2y ago> then quickly duplicate it by hand And that's a copyright violation.