Andreas Røsdal <[email protected]> writes: > Commercial Terms, §B: the customer owns its Outputs, and “Anthropic hereby > assigns to Customer its right, title and interest (if any) in > and to Outputs.” > > https://www.anthropic.com/legal/commercial-terms
Again, I am not a lawyer, but this merely states that Anthropic does not retain claim ownership over the output of the model, not that you can necessarily claim copyright over it. For example, we all agree that the words "hello world" are not copyrightable (by anyone). Do you really think that Anthropic's terms mean that as soon as their model outputs "hello world" to you, you can claim copyright on those words? Of course you cannot – so clearly, Anthropic's terms can't conjure out of thin air your ability to copyright something. Thus those terms are no proof of anything, and are meaningless to the discussion. Nobody here is saying that Anthropic's rights are the reason your copyright is in doubt. Best, Gard
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