top | item 42885115 (no title) BeefySwain | 1 year ago Why is a binary (compiled machine code) protected by copyright, but the raw output of an AI model is not? discuss order hn newest unknown|1 year ago [deleted] andsoitis|1 year ago Courts have ruled that compilation does not remove originality—the binary is still a transformation of an original, copyrighted work (the source code). realusername|1 year ago Because binaries are a transformation of the source code, which is written by a human.Other kind of binaries which are fully generated by a machine like private keys aren't copyrightable.
andsoitis|1 year ago Courts have ruled that compilation does not remove originality—the binary is still a transformation of an original, copyrighted work (the source code).
realusername|1 year ago Because binaries are a transformation of the source code, which is written by a human.Other kind of binaries which are fully generated by a machine like private keys aren't copyrightable.
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realusername|1 year ago
Other kind of binaries which are fully generated by a machine like private keys aren't copyrightable.