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by AaronFriel
1807 days ago
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If Google Books were creating new books, that would only help their argument. Transformativeness is one of the four parts of the fair use test. Copilot producing new, novel works (which may contain short verbatim snippets of GPL works) is a strong argument for transformativeness. |
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I don't know how a court would decide this, but I do think the facts in future GPT-3 cases are sufficiently different from Author's Guild that I could see it going any way. Plus, I think the prevalence of GPT-3 and the ramifications of the ruling one way or another could lead some future case to be heard by the Supreme Court. A similar case could come up in California, or another state where the 2nd Circuit Artist Guild case isn't precedent.