Content & IP Rights · Company practice
Datasets can hold many data types, including rights-protected material
Amazon says the training and testing datasets may include text, images, audio, video, code and other data types relevant to a service's purpose. It also says the datasets may contain public domain content and rights-protected material. The page does not explain on what basis rights-protected material is used, and says nothing on whether rights holders can opt out.
Supporting quotations
These datasets may include text, images, audio, video, code, and other types of data relevant to the service’s purpose.
These datasets may contain public domain content, rights-protected material,
Qualifications & exceptions
- Stated with 'may': these are kinds of data the datasets can include.
- Data types are tied to what is 'relevant to the service's purpose'.
Not stated here
- The page gives no legal basis or permission terms for using rights-protected material.
- It does not say whether creators or rights holders have any way to object or opt out.