Re:Ring used video captured on Halloween for PR
by godelski on Saturday November 02, 2019 @06:16PM
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This is really interesting, because that specific example seems to violate HIPAA laws. Definitely GDPR.
But there's another scenario that I think is interesting. Let's just assume that Google makes a similar claim about things in google docs (because I'm pretty sure they do).
So if you write a novel in Google docs and use Grammerly, who owns the novel? You? Google? Grammerly? What happens if all three of you try to publish said book?
I feel like the public stance would be "the writer owns the book", but I think they'd also give concessions for Google and Grammerly who did some work (provided software and error checking). It'll be interesting to see how we work these things out.
But there's another scenario that I think is interesting. Let's just assume that Google makes a similar claim about things in google docs (because I'm pretty sure they do).
So if you write a novel in Google docs and use Grammerly, who owns the novel? You? Google? Grammerly? What happens if all three of you try to publish said book?
I feel like the public stance would be "the writer owns the book", but I think they'd also give concessions for Google and Grammerly who did some work (provided software and error checking). It'll be interesting to see how we work these things out.