Also, could you clarify this from p. 19? I don't see how Article 4 applies to "any purpose", when the directive text says only "reproductions and extractions".
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Clarification needed on datasets versus dataset indices and copyright infringement
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Interesting read so far! The bits about datasets vs. datasets indices could use clarifying. LAION's dataset *index* is non infringing, but if you include the scraped works of course it is (as per Berne).
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EU Addresses Real Risks of AI and Algorithmic Harm
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‘Risks posed by #AI are real’: EU moves to beat the #Algorithms that ruin lives
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Accelerationist positions on energy, biotech, and technology regulation
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I'm an accelerationist for solar power, nuclear power to the extent it hasn't been obsoleted by solar power and we might as well give up but I'm still bitter about it, geothermal, genetic engineering, neuroengineering, FDA delenda est, basically everything except GoF bio and AI. https://
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AI Models as Pattern Extraction, Not Derivative Works
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They're arguing that it's not a decomposition of the original expressions, but patterns extracted from the non-copyrightable data that's there. Thus, the model is not derivative and outputs too. The copying is a triviality they hope is waived by Fair Use or equivalent exception.
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Legal argument for machine learning as expressive use
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I wonder if someone with sufficient knowledge of the technology and of Copyright could come up with a legal argument to show that ML is actually an expressive use?
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Machine Learning Training and Copyright Bypass Legal Arguments
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By saying "Machine Learning and training is a non-expressive use" that just uses the data, you basically try to bypass Copyright internationally. Of course, it's bullshit that high-priced lawyers make up to land Big Tech contracts — or get funding for their University.
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Non-expressive Use: Legal Workaround for Copyright Avoidance
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The legal buzzword to use is "non-expressive use" here! It's a workaround for Copyright. Here's how it works: Since Copyright only applies to expressions and not ideas/data, you use semantic & "ontological games with legal implications" to avoid Copyright.
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Aligning Powerful AIs in Open-Source World
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I predict the same long term trend for AI – sharing is such a deep human trait & this lead me to the 2nd –even more important–thread I need to write which is: *how do we align powerful AIs in an open-source world* but this one is for another day 🙂 8/N
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Microsoft Dominance and Antitrust Lawsuits: Historical Market Lessons
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A good exemple is the recent alliance with Bain for extending everywhere in large companies Now back to 2000 what did this dominance led to: you probably remember it as several of the largest anti-trust lawsuits ever reaching several billion $ at that time for Microsoft 5/8