Japan Goes All In: Copyright Doesn't Apply to AI Training
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#2Will be interesting to watch regulatory arbitrage play out over the next couple of years if the US and EU diverge from this take in upcoming legal disputes.
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#3If AI is a winner-take-all industry, they are prudent to clear the way for it.
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#4If AI is a winner-take-all industry, they are prudent to clear the way for it.
Big if.
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#5Moloch wins. Too much money to be made.
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#6Will be great to see Japan become world leaders in AI and for the regulators to realize they're shooting themselves in the foot.
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#7Moloch wins. Too much money to be made.
I fail to see how sensible copyright policy is equivalent to burning infants as human sacrifice to Canaanite deities.
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#8Copyright needs reform desperately. It has been outdated and not fulfilling its purpose for decades now.
This is a first step by Japan in a good direction IMO.
I hope it will have some influence on the rest of the world.
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#9So wait. If I encode something near-losslessly into a neural net then it's ok? Books and music are now free ?
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#10So I can see the logic in treating the inputs to the AI training data sets the same way we treat humans learning something.
A potential downside is that AI systems can 'mechanise' the creation of material that potentially infringes copyright (in the same way that human generated content can infringe)
But a potential upside is that we can 'mechanise' the process by which we judge whether new content infringes the copyright of older material.