Copyright Law

“Knowledge can't be contained. It's diffuse. And so the form of copyright is very clear. The case law and copyright is very clear. I cannot lift text out of your book, reprint it, and claim it as my own. That is a violation of copyright. But my reading of your …”

“I think in that, but for that particular problem, my guess is that problem ultimately has to be solved through legislation. It's ultimately a legislative question.”

“The counter argument to that, which, you know, which we believe is, well, it's not copying, right? There's a distinction between training and copying, just like in the real world, there's a distinction between reading a book and copying the book, you know, as …”

“When a person reads a book or an article, you've gained great knowledge. That does not mean that you're violating copyright laws or have to make deals with every content provider”

“I think AI needs to be like within the law on that in a very kind of, I would say strict way. You have to respect the deceased artists.”

“You can't just say, well, this is what copyright law says. And this is a derivative work, and that's fair use. That's not really what's, that doesn't map very well to what's happening here. It's kind of like taking live performance rights from the early 19th c…”

“Human artists are Absolutely authorized to get inspired and straight down copy someone else's style. that happens absolutely all the time in in art. And so would it make sense to apply a different rule for, let's call them artificial artists, right? That, tha…”