That is not the same and I really feel like the distinction should be obvious.
Most articles will link to sources from others and then build on top of them for their own article. Actually giving sources for your work. That isn't swiping the content to write an article. Yes there are bad actors in that regard, but most play by the accepted rules here.
With the AI work, attribution of source is gone. Who did the work that you are benefiting from is gone. The people that benefit are those that made the AI and the people using it, skipping the source for the training data.
I believe that the law allows us to link to others’ online content. The reason might be that the link takes you to their site where they control the presentation and can benefit from your viewing it.
nerdjon|1 year ago
Most articles will link to sources from others and then build on top of them for their own article. Actually giving sources for your work. That isn't swiping the content to write an article. Yes there are bad actors in that regard, but most play by the accepted rules here.
With the AI work, attribution of source is gone. Who did the work that you are benefiting from is gone. The people that benefit are those that made the AI and the people using it, skipping the source for the training data.
nickpsecurity|1 year ago