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by iso1631
123 days ago
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Training seems fine. I learn how to write something by looking at example code, then write my own program, that's widely accepted to be a fair use of the code. Same if I learn multiple things from reading encyclopedias, then write an essay, that's good. However if I memorise that code and write it down that's not fair use. If I copy the encyclopedia that's bad. The problem then comes into "how trivial can a line be before it's copyrighted" def main():
print("This is copyrighted")
main()
This is a problem in general, not just in written words. See the recent Ed Sheeran case - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgmw7zlvl4eo |
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