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Machines Copy, Humans Create: The Legal Argument in AI Copyright Case
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The core of the legal case in AI copyright infringement revolves around the need to prove that copyrighted music was used to train AI models. While the companies claim their models generate new works, the argument asserts that machines copy, while humans create. Unique human creativity, experiences, and inspiration set humans apart from machine learning algorithms, which rely on patterns and predictive models. The lawsuit contends that hiding inputs and claiming transformative use doesn't absolve from proving copying. The legal argument refutes the idea that machine learning is akin to human creativity by emphasizing the distinct nature of human creation and the limitations of AI in truly innovating.
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