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Audio Flamingo 3 - Fully Open Large Audio Language Models
(research.nvidia.com)
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this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2025
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Because that's the Fair Use. It doesn't involve monetary compensation for the use. Meaning they don't get paid.
Why do you want fair use to work that way?
You said you praise the American Fair Use model. I said I don't like it to work in that way. And most of all not grant exceptions to certain business models. And I agreed that there are some issues in the underlying copyright model, which might change the entire picture if addressed. I mean the interesting question is: How should copyright work in conjunction with AI and in general? And who needs to be compensated how?
I understand, But why do you want a fair use model that means that authors don't get paid at all?