Comment by smallerize
1 day ago
Yeah, absolutely. The defense there is "clean room reimplementation ". If anything, the use of an LLM would be stronger than a human doing the copying. (Assuming American jurisdiction!)
1 day ago
Yeah, absolutely. The defense there is "clean room reimplementation ". If anything, the use of an LLM would be stronger than a human doing the copying. (Assuming American jurisdiction!)
Clean room implementation is not a concept in copyright law. It's a defensive legal strategy to avoid expensive lawsuits.
Copyright law does not require a clean room implementation when copying non-copyrightable elements of a work, such as algorithms.