zlacker

You likely benefit from machine learning applications constantly without realizing. The spam filters for your email, the scanning for defects of the products you use and the rails they were delivered on, when you enter a search query or translate a page into English, weather modelling to give you accurate predictions and early warnings, etc.

To avoid IP law causing more damage than it already has with evergreening of medical patents, I think it strictly has to be the generation of substantially similar media that counts as infringement, as the comment you're replying to suggests - not just "this tumor detector was pretrained on a large number of web images before task-specific fine-tuning, so it's illegal because they didn't pay Getty beforehand" if training were to be infringement.