Training data can be used "regardless of whether it is for non-profit or commercial purposes, whether it is an act other than reproduction, or whether it is content obtained from illegal sites or otherwise."
So Japan is telling us, that intellectual property is holding back its progress in AI. so are they recognizing that IP is a hinderess to progress and innovation ? should we expect this to nullify other IP legislation ? is this heading to court?
Could we get around IP in general by just training an AI on the data and then getting the gist of it out of the AI? It’s just gotta be kinda remixed, yeah?
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So Japan is telling us, that intellectual property is holding back its progress in AI. so are they recognizing that IP is a hinderess to progress and innovation ? should we expect this to nullify other IP legislation ? is this heading to court?
Nintendo will be mad
Oh sweet. Time to dis out some images that look similar not not quite.
Could we get around IP in general by just training an AI on the data and then getting the gist of it out of the AI? It’s just gotta be kinda remixed, yeah?