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Shouldn’t it follow that it’s illegal for the AI labs to profit off of all of that stolen copyrighted data too?
by roblh 19d ago
Shouldn’t it follow that it’s illegal for the AI labs to profit off of all of that stolen copyrighted data too?
- deleted 19d ago[deleted]
- Joel_Mckay 19d ago[flagged]
- mitxela 18d agoIt should, but it doesn't.
- KPGv2 14d agono. The topic at hand is distribution of copyrighted material, and you're talking about reproduction and possibly preparation of a derivative work. At last in the USA, copyright law defines specific things copyright owners have exclusive rights to: - reproduction - preparation of derivative works - distribution of copies to the public - public performance - public display The most immediate issue with AI companies is whether they've made infringing reproductions. The other possibility is the preparation of derivative works: does an AI response count as derivative of something it's consumed? Sorry I'm not going to do the analysis for you, though. I'm no longer a bright, chipper IP law scholar.