← Back to context Comment by skeptrune 10 months ago *edit. Will this actually change OpenAI's behaviour to any meaningful extent? 7 comments skeptrune Reply mrweasel 10 months ago Other countries are currently going through the same. KODA is running a similar lawsuit on behalf of the Danish musicians, they can now point to Germany as an example, making it much easier for them to win. dicknuckle 10 months ago Does what a US court rules really matter? skeptrune 10 months ago Probably not for something like this honestly. I feel like it would just keep getting appealed up. But what do I know? I'm not an attorney. pjc50 10 months ago It does in Germany? And quite likely in the rest of the EU? skeptrune 10 months ago I guess. But I doubt openai will change its behaviour due to this. pjc50 10 months ago Do you think that the German courts will just shrug and accept noncompliance with a court order? 1 reply →
mrweasel 10 months ago Other countries are currently going through the same. KODA is running a similar lawsuit on behalf of the Danish musicians, they can now point to Germany as an example, making it much easier for them to win.
dicknuckle 10 months ago Does what a US court rules really matter? skeptrune 10 months ago Probably not for something like this honestly. I feel like it would just keep getting appealed up. But what do I know? I'm not an attorney.
skeptrune 10 months ago Probably not for something like this honestly. I feel like it would just keep getting appealed up. But what do I know? I'm not an attorney.
pjc50 10 months ago It does in Germany? And quite likely in the rest of the EU? skeptrune 10 months ago I guess. But I doubt openai will change its behaviour due to this. pjc50 10 months ago Do you think that the German courts will just shrug and accept noncompliance with a court order? 1 reply →
skeptrune 10 months ago I guess. But I doubt openai will change its behaviour due to this. pjc50 10 months ago Do you think that the German courts will just shrug and accept noncompliance with a court order? 1 reply →
pjc50 10 months ago Do you think that the German courts will just shrug and accept noncompliance with a court order? 1 reply →
Other countries are currently going through the same. KODA is running a similar lawsuit on behalf of the Danish musicians, they can now point to Germany as an example, making it much easier for them to win.
Does what a US court rules really matter?
Probably not for something like this honestly. I feel like it would just keep getting appealed up. But what do I know? I'm not an attorney.
It does in Germany? And quite likely in the rest of the EU?
I guess. But I doubt openai will change its behaviour due to this.
Do you think that the German courts will just shrug and accept noncompliance with a court order?
1 reply →