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I’m not sure I fully understand their argument. If you reproduce the copyrighted work, minus the copyright information, the result is exactly the same as just… removing the copyright information. At least in the case of something digital.
Anyone can help clarify why it is seen as a win? I don't really buy the “small developers will be sued by large corporation for years and forced to settle”
The entire article is a pro-AI shill piece from start to finish. The EFF now sells out open source.
Because the EFF is generally not very pro-copyright and certainly, at a minimum, hates the DMCA.
>I don't really buy the “small developers will be sued by large corporation for years and forced to settle”
I (a copyright litigator) don't buy it either.
Did they forget that the entirely of GPL is built on the foundation of copyright?
"The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit handed internet users and programmers a big win today ..."
I am a programmer and I am not represented by the devious EFF liars. You support stealing my code.