Meet Nightshade, the new tool allowing artists to ‘poison’ AI models with corrupted training dataSalamendacious@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world – 510 points – 9 months agoventurebeat.com118Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentDoes an author get to request consent before you read their book? Or is consent implied because they published it?Consent is granted by your purchase/borrowing of the book, that's how that works. If you acquired the text through unintended means I doubt the author would (generally) consent to your reading of it.So if I have legal access to view it, I have consent to lend that capacity to someone else?
Does an author get to request consent before you read their book? Or is consent implied because they published it?Consent is granted by your purchase/borrowing of the book, that's how that works. If you acquired the text through unintended means I doubt the author would (generally) consent to your reading of it.So if I have legal access to view it, I have consent to lend that capacity to someone else?
Consent is granted by your purchase/borrowing of the book, that's how that works. If you acquired the text through unintended means I doubt the author would (generally) consent to your reading of it.So if I have legal access to view it, I have consent to lend that capacity to someone else?
Does an author get to request consent before you read their book? Or is consent implied because they published it?
Consent is granted by your purchase/borrowing of the book, that's how that works.
If you acquired the text through unintended means I doubt the author would (generally) consent to your reading of it.
So if I have legal access to view it, I have consent to lend that capacity to someone else?