Re:On being listed as an artist whose work was used to train...
by chlorion on Tuesday January 16, 2024 @06:08PM
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The difference is that the LLM is still copying copyrighted material in your case, but if I burn a Linux ISO, that is not happening.
You do not have to produce an exact copy of something to violate copyright, and I think anything the LLM outputs is violating copyright for everything it has ever trained on, unless the operator (the person operating the LLM and/or the person prompting it) has rights to that content.
You do not have to produce an exact copy of something to violate copyright, and I think anything the LLM outputs is violating copyright for everything it has ever trained on, unless the operator (the person operating the LLM and/or the person prompting it) has rights to that content.