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And the law is the only backstop to this. So what needs to happen here is because special interests are fighting to break copyright, which I encourage them not to do because it will have so many second and third order impacts that you cannot predict.
It turns out a lot of the LLMs have said, when you try to take IP from the Disney corporation, which is one of the preeminent rights holders in the world, who is also one of the preeminent defenders of their rights. Some of the LLMs now, Chris, I don
So you could, and you could scrape it. But if you're using scraped content for a proof of concept to see if something works before you actually go out and license it and pay for it, Maybe that they're used. Right? Maybe maybe that works. Also, there
unknown area. Is it not? Yeah. Well, so we're definitely butting up against what the law says that human authorship, let's say, for copyright, is what's required. That that spark, that creativity has to have originated with a human. And because LLMs
like the output of the of the model that's trained on it, needs to be licensed under the exact same terms. And that means you can't protect it. You can't protect the output you generated because you're required to give it to everyone else under the l
If a Chinese company tried to operate in the West and sell Microsoft Word, we would block and sanction that company in Italy, Africa, India, and The United States, South America. And by the way, Chinese companies have tried to do that. And Microsoft,
...or IP transfer agreements backward looking, meaning that any IP that was created before the company was incorporated because, you know, quite often that can be the order of events, they wanna make sure that that IP is captured and transferred into th
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