$1.5B, and they get to keep the knowledge, which will be distilled by future models for generations.
You will own nothing. Not even your own art.
$1.5B, and they get to keep the knowledge, which will be distilled by future models for generations.
You will own nothing. Not even your own art.
Wow, so uh, that’s gonna come out to fractions of a cent on the dollar, in terms of actual revenue generated from flagrant copyright violations.
It is deeply infuriating how fundamentally our society is designed to protect of people and organizations that are already blindingly wealthy.
Well in this case its lump sum or percentage of negative profit, so lump sum might be the better path here... Still not remotely enough compensation to the actual craters of the content they've stolen though.
That's why fines should always be out of revenue, like the GDPR fines, and never profit. Just because the business you did illegally was bad business shouldn't mean you don't have to pay fines for it.
Check if Anthropic owes you $3100 here: https://secure.anthropiccopyrightsettlement.com/lookup
Why is a single payment for an arbitrary amount of money still enforced to the authors?
Anthropic should have all their models deleted so they start from the beginning following copyright laws.
I know this has nothing to do with that, but the word publishers always reminds me of a thing.
FUCK YOU ELSEVIER
Just forwarded the search link to a friend. He coauthored a long out-of-date book on podcasting, and it's on their list. A lot of these authors will get a nice bonus.
But this means there's still no precedence, no?
Thia is to settle their infringement from when they literally torrented giant chunks of their training corpus. It has nothing to do with any sort of infringement theory based on encoding learning from material but just old fashioned liability for flagrant piracy.
Yes. A settlement means there was no finding, and no admission of guilt.
Interesting to see Lemmy users who are normally "information should be free" supporters suddenly support the copyright system
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