OpenAI and Microsoft are arguing in legal proceedings that their large language model training constitutes fair use and transformative use under copyright law. The companies are defending against copyright infringement claims related to their training data practices.
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RE: https:// infosec.exchange/@josephcox/11 7292286396146655 OpenAI’s and Microsoft’s lawyers have been trying to argue that their model training is fair use and transformative under copyright law and that they are building something that is fundamentally different from the human labor that it was trained on. But internally, these executives know that what they have built has been built on stolen
From the excellent @ jasonkoebler on @ 404mediaco : "OpenAI’s and Microsoft’s lawyers have been trying to argue that their model training is fair use and transformative under copyright law and that they are building something that is fundamentally different from the human labor that it was trained on. But internally, these executives know that what they have built has been built on stolen content