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    Shared legal excerpts defend AI training on copyrighted texts

    A quoted argument says the U.S. has a “strong interest” in a court rejecting claims that training large language models on copyrighted texts violates copyright law.

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    A user shared a PDF link and quotations arguing against treating large language model training on copyrighted texts as a copyright violation. One excerpt calls using copies for training “extraordinarily transformative” and argues that OpenAI’s commercial use of its models “does not move the needle.” Another says the United States has a “strong interest” in the court rejecting arguments that such training violates copyright law.

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    @AndrewCurran_'For all these reasons, the United States has a strong interest in this Court rejecting any argument that training LLMs on copyrighted texts violates copyright law.'

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    @AndrewCurran_'For all these reasons, the United States has a strong interest in this Court rejecting any argument that training LLMs on copyrighted texts violates copyright law.'