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> What's copyrighted are the models Has this actually been tested yet? Or are we still at the stage of AI companies trying to pretend this into reality?
by Zambyte 1y ago
> What's copyrighted are the models
Has this actually been tested yet? Or are we still at the stage of AI companies trying to pretend this into reality?
- dheera 1y agoI mean, if you take a match to a blank CD-ROM, or shoot neutrinos at a USB drive, there is a very small chance that you get the SD weights stored on them
- Zambyte 1y agoYou can say that about literally any digital information. This isn't really interesting in the context of the copyright status of AI models.
- bravesoul2 1y agoIf the models are copyright protected then presumably they obeyed license on the upstream dependencies they included (i.e. the training data).
- bredren 1y agoIs upstream dependency licensure necessary to establish copyright? For example, I Need a Haircut was still a unique work regardless of the rights to sample Alone Again.