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Originally Posted by NatalieK
like wise, our 2257 release states...
so this covers anything like AI, or any other reconstruction of the content without restrictions...
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No it doesnt. To waive something you have to understand that your waiving it.
The first element of contract law is that there is a meeting of the minds... you both have to agree to something and be aware of it.
Sliding in a clause like that doesnt give you unfettered rights.
AI isnt a new distribution method. Its not the same as "we used to put out DVDs but now we put the content on the Internet."
Models understood that their content would be commercially distributed, how was not as important.
AI is something completely different.