If you take 30 seconds of white noise and look for it in 2h long generated output I expect that you can find similar 30 seconds in whole 2h.
Copyright algos are not looking at the whole video, they are searching for pieces of songs.
Because if you use 30sec of someones song you have to pay up and youtube is enforcing that.
Now if you will take another 2h video cut it into pieces and start searching for similar patterns in other 2h video I expect you will find some matching ones.
Copyright algos are not looking at the whole video, they are searching for pieces of songs.
Because if you use 30sec of someones song you have to pay up and youtube is enforcing that.
Now if you will take another 2h video cut it into pieces and start searching for similar patterns in other 2h video I expect you will find some matching ones.