> that training on [lawfully obtained] copyrighted works falls under fair use
Fixed that for you.
Fixed that for you.
Now many tech people are copyright maximalists and 100% converted to the church of Disney. It’s depressing.
To call that opinion "copyright maximalist 100% converted to the church of Disney" is, at the very least, hyperbole.
But pearl clutching over the poor corporations who have their works trained on is much less compatible with a copyright-skeptical view.
And I stand by copyright-maximalism as a rising trend in tech circles. It’s mostly anti-ai, but strange bedfellows and all that.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta, etc. know they illegally obtained all the material they initially trained on.
So claiming any kind of right against anyone else training on their models is asinine.