See Authors Guild, Inc. v. Google, Inc..
Google won.
this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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Not even remotely the same thing.
Idk, seems pretty relevant actually.
Not a good look for GRRM. When companies no longer can innovate, they litigate. Is Martin saying he's run out of ideas?
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Hypothetically, I bought a kindle copy of GoT shared it with my AI friend John who has no intention to publish a 1:1 copy of the book, but we chat about the story and maybe about how it should end.. Is it wrong? Where?
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So basically he feels threatened by an extrapolator? In my opinion that's something a self-respecting author wouldn't do.
Boomers who don't understand technology yelling into the wind.
Everything is derivative. Adapt and overcome, instead of gatekeep.