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Here is how a music infringement case would work: should this case be similar? Personally I don't think OpenAI wants this spotlight and will settle out of court. They're cash flush so why not flush this case ASAP. Here's the legal considerations in music infringement:

Substantial Similarity: The copyright holder (victim) must demonstrate that the allegedly infringing work is substantially similar to the original copyrighted work. This means showing that a significant portion of the original work has been copied.

* Access: The copyright holder usually needs to show that the alleged infringer had access to the original work, meaning they had a reasonable opportunity to copy or be influenced by it. * Improper Appropriation: Simply being influenced by a work is usually not enough. The copyright holder must show that the alleged infringer improperly appropriated protectable elements of the original work, such as its melody, lyrics, chord progressions, or other original creative components. * Level of Copying: Courts often consider the qualitative and quantitative significance of the copied material. Trivial or fleeting resemblances may not constitute infringement. * Expert Analysis: In many cases, the court relies on expert testimony from musicologists or other experts to analyze and compare the works, looking at elements like pitch sequences, rhythms, harmonic structures, and more.

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