alt Hacker NewsThis seems to be grounded in US law. Does anyone know if the same rules would apply in eg EU law?
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zvr • today at 2:32 PM
Most of this is based on Copyright legal framework, which is surprisingly homogeneous around the world. The discussions about ownership of AI-generated material are exactly the same in EU.
senaevren • today at 12:33 PM
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Copyright law kind of transcends national borders by certain international treaties like the Berne Convention. Which is why the US copyright holders could enforce their "woulnd't steal a car" threats in Europe.