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Why wouldn't they? It's just a tool. When I write something by pen, do I get the copyright or does the company that made the pen? Me, obviously.
by bruce343434 5y ago
Why wouldn't they? It's just a tool. When I write something by pen, do I get the copyright or does the company that made the pen? Me, obviously.
- XCSme 5y agoBut what if the pen draws by itself? You just say "draw a dog", and it does. I do think you should always be the copyright owner, unless it's clearly stated in their terms that any image created using their tool is owned by nVidia.
- bruce343434 5y agoBut it's still just a tool that functions to your input. An IDE which insert a lot of boilerplate and autocompletions, does it get the copyright to your codebase? Nope.
- bellyfullofbac 5y agoInterestingly, if I employ an artist to produce a work (e.g. software code), usually the employment contract would say the copyright belongs to me and not that artist. "Hey pen, sign this contract."...