Does OpenAI use UE5 under a custom license, or do they just ignore the ToS for MetaHuman? https://
unrealengine.com/en-US/eula/mhc
@alexjc
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OpenAI MetaHuman licensing: Custom agreement or ToS violation?
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Fair Use Assessment: Case-by-Case Basis Without General Rules
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Transformative is just one aspect of the criteria used to assess Fair Use. Fair Use is assessed on a case-by-case basis and there are no general rules or "laws" — otherwise it'd violate international Copyright conventions where exceptions must be limited by definition.
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Training Copying and Secondary Liability in AI Systems
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There is copying at training time, as per the claims going to court. If the system allows further downstream infringement, Fair Use would not absolve them of joint or secondary liability. Your understanding of the situation is not grounded in caselaw.
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Open-Source Copyright Ethics: Fair Use vs Licensing Ecosystems
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One answer is that the cultural expectations of open-source mandate that people respect each other's Copyright, and relying on "Fair Use" instead is an alien concept and harmful to an ecosystem built around licensing. People inherently want to save the ecosystem…
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Property Rights and Capitalism: Natural Foundations vs Communist Alternatives
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You think greatly of my powers, thanks! I'd rather think that people inherently and naturally believe in property ownership that's the basis of capitalism. The alternative of communism where nobody owns anything is simply not natural…
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Large corps intentionally breaking AI licensing legislative frameworks
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Large corps are the biggest proponents of licenses meaning shit though… they are the ones intentionally breaking the legislative framework.
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Nonprofit Reports Lack Credibility Amid Astroturfing Concerns
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Not even just the startups (marketing for profit), some high-profile non-profits are publishing reports that don't even make sense (astroturfing for policy). It's exhausting.
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Contractual Obligations and Copyright in AI Development
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Contractual obligation doesn't require Copyright.
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Conditional Copyright Rights for AI Companies Based on Legal Compliance
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I think conditionally granting AI companies the rights they want on the basis they respect others rights is the best way to approach this. If you infringe or act unlawfully, you get no Copyrights.