Getty Images v. Stability AI Quiz

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1. Why did Getty's primary UK claim over training fail to proceed?
   • Getty never owned the photos
   • The claim was filed too late
   • Getty could not show training happened in the UK
   • Stability had a license from Getty
2. What did Getty argue was an 'infringing copy' in its UK secondary infringement claim?
   • The Stable Diffusion model weights
   • Stability's company logo
   • Getty's own website
   • Printed photo books
3. What did the court decide about whether an 'article' can be intangible?
   • Only physical objects can be articles
   • Only images printed on paper count
   • The question was not addressed
   • An article can be intangible, including software
4. Why did the UK court hold the model weights were not an infringing copy?
   • The weights were encrypted
   • The weights do not store or reproduce Getty's images
   • The weights were free to download
   • The weights were created before Getty's photos existed
5. What was the basis for Getty's trademark claims?
   • Stability used the Getty name in advertisements
   • Stability registered a similar domain
   • Outputs showing distorted Getty and iStock watermarks
   • Stability hired former Getty staff
6. How did the trademark outcome differ across model versions?
   • Infringement was found in limited cases for older versions but not later ones
   • Infringement was found for all versions equally
   • No version was examined
   • Only the newest version infringed
7. Why can a diffusion model reproduce a watermark without copying any single photo?
   • Watermarks are added after generation by Getty
   • A watermark repeated across many training images becomes a learned visual pattern
   • Diffusion models store every image in full
   • Watermarks are part of the text prompt
8. Which statement is a misconception about the UK ruling?
   • It addressed secondary infringement
   • It considered trademark claims
   • It involved Stable Diffusion
   • It declared AI training lawful in the UK