>> "training data is totally a violation of copyright"
> This really isn't clear because cognition is treated as a special exception to copyright.
Human cognition; not the latest algorithms and their output, which some enthusiastic software engineers eagerly confuse for cognition. It's actually pretty clear.
> This really isn't clear because cognition is treated as a special exception to copyright.
Human cognition; not the latest algorithms and their output, which some enthusiastic software engineers eagerly confuse for cognition. It's actually pretty clear.