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Mark Edmondson's avatar
I have I think an interesting other scenario here. I’ve made a completely new programming language for AI to use called AILANG licensed under Apache 2.0. If that is used for making applications, do they have more copyright protection than if you use AI code made with languages in the models training data? It’s obviously used those to pick up generalized concepts on what programming is, but not used directly.
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Pranay Narotam's avatar
This is really good information.
What about AI written books for sale on Amazon? Who would own that work?
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