On Friday, 18 July 2025 02:22:30 Pacific Daylight Time Oliver Hunt via Std-
Proposals wrote:
> >> That’s not how consent works, and the fact that you are not just
> >> ignoring someone stating explicitly that you do not have permission
> >> to redistribute their work, you are literally dismissing their right to
> >> do so.
> This is disingenuous.

It's not even a good analogy.

If you film at a park and people can't be readily identified, it's fine. If you
film specific people so they can be identified and then publish it, it doesn't
matter that you were at a park or another public setting.

In any case, the easy way around this is to not distribute the content itself,
only link to the original sources.

As to whether a trained AI model is derivative of the sources it was trained
on, I won't comment. That is not settled law yet and I don't even know my own
opinion.

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