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The problem here is that there are no real links to support their position. Can they provide some real legal evidence?
by aliasEli 5y ago
The problem here is that there are no real links to support their position. Can they provide some real legal evidence?
- throwaway2037 5y agoWhile your question is intellectually worthy, I doubt there is any serious case law in existence testing this scenario. I could imagine very soon, someone will create a video game that can generate art based upon a trained model. At some point, the model will regurtitate an exact replica (or very very close). Someone will screenshot it, and the original artist -- who likely was not paid -- will sue. Or musician. Take your pick. Any performance or visual arts could fall under this umbrella.