Re:YouTube is trying to reward “quality” content
by gdhbcc on Sunday April 14, 2019 @09:30PM
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Your first point is objectively incorrect. The EU copyright laws apply to every website/company, the only difference is small companies/websites have 3 years to bring themselves into compliance.
Re:YouTube is trying to reward “quality” content
by erikpukinskis on Monday April 15, 2019 @02:59PM
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My first point is also objectively correct IF size and age are strongly correlated. Do you agree with that premise?
2) if they make a good faith effort, at whatever level of expertise and resources they have, I belive they will be within the law. I dont think there is any specific legal requirement to do machine learning or any other specific implementation of content ID.
I'd start with checksums, whatever level of flagging by hand I could afford, and go from there.
As you scale you'll attract the attention of rights holders and need to spend more. But I would hope the courts would accept a good faith effort.