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Magazines and newspapers are regularly paying thousands of dollars for a single abstract illustration for an article. DALL-E 2 is going to replace a huge propor
by kingcharles 5y ago
Magazines and newspapers are regularly paying thousands of dollars for a single abstract illustration for an article. DALL-E 2 is going to replace a huge proportion of that. Not only the cost saving, but you can get an image minutes before you go to press.
- dx034 5y agoAnd what if the image is mostly comprised of an existing artwork with copyright? Not sure I'd take that legal risk as a newspaper.
- stickfigure 5y agoThen it will be rejected by the person using DALL-E, or someone else in the publishing chain? Maybe an automated reverse image search AI? I don't think anyone (yet) imagines all the humans at the NYT will be replaced by GPTX+DALL-E. We still have editors even though humans author the articles.
- dx034 5y agoDoes that exist? Can you determine how mcuch of a DALL-E picture is identical to copyrighted material? And what's the threshold anyway for copyright to apply? I'm not sure that's a process with set rules yet.
- whywhywhywhy 5y agoUntil it can deal with a round of feedback without completely changing the imagine then illustrators have nothing to worry about.
- mkl 5y agoIt can already do that to some extent. You can erase bits you don't like and give it a new description to fill them in with.