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We are getting better and better with automatic text generation. I wonder who will be the copyright owner of an AI-generated text, comments, songs, etc.?
by haddr 10y ago
We are getting better and better with automatic text generation. I wonder who will be the copyright owner of an AI-generated text, comments, songs, etc.?
- gallerdude 10y agoA weird thought: at some point AI short stories may be far more profound than our own.
- beaconstudios 10y agoat the moment, AI short stories are derivative, so it's unlikely. They may well be better than the average, if trained on highly regarded works, but they're not completely novel.
- RobertoG 10y agoAs they say: “When you take stuff from one writer it’s plagiarism, but when you take from many writers it’s called research.”
- haddr 10y agoBut given the whole corpus of all human-written texts, couldn't they be as creative as us?
- jsmthrowaway 10y agoIt depends on your philosophy on what defines creativity, and whether all creativity is derivative of observing others.
- haddr 10y agoI don't have one, and I guess that's still somehow unsolved problem. But there are some works on creativity and AI. This is definitely an interesting space to observe.
- happycube 10y agoAt the moment RNN's can't remember context, so they can make stuff that looks correct, but only on the surface. I think that'll change, eventually...
- visarga 10y agoWe need some kind of hierarchical approach, and/or memory.