Comment by anigbrowl
3 years ago
None whatsoever. There is no right to good data for model training, nor does any contractual relationship exist between you and and a model builder who scrapes your website.
3 years ago
None whatsoever. There is no right to good data for model training, nor does any contractual relationship exist between you and and a model builder who scrapes your website.
If you're assuming this is open-shut, you're wrong. I asked this specifically as someone who works in security. A court is going to have to decide where the line is between DRM and malware in adversarial-AI tools.
I'm not. Malware is one thin, passive data poisoning is another. Mapmakers have long used such devices to detect/deter unwanted copying. In the US such 'trap streets' are not protected by copyright, but nor do they generate liability.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
A trap street doesn't damage other data. Not even remotely useful as an analogy. That's to allow detection of copies, not to corrupt the copies from being useable.
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Worth trying but I doubt it unless we establish a right to train.