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UK Government Reoport on Copyrights for Computer Generated Works
- smugma 4y ago“For computer-generated works, we plan no changes to the law. There is no evidence at present that protection for CGWs is harmful”
- greatgib 4y agoVery wealthy lobbyist told them that it is not harmful, so...
- zarzavat 4y agoIn a decade or so when DALL-E 8 and GPT-10 are widely accessible, why would you steal a computer generated work when you could just generate your own? We are going to have so much stuff that intellectual property ceases to have meaning, unless it was made by a human (there will be "handmade" art in the same way as there is handmade pottery).
- smugma 4y ago“Contributors were from sectors including the creative industries, tech industry, pharmaceuticals, the third sector, academia, and legal and IP professions. More than 60 people participated in the roundtables and shared their experiences and thoughts. There were also 88 written submissions received. We also talked to AI service/equipment providers, artists, entrepreneurs, inventors, academics and other IP offices.“ Other than academics, everyone consulted likely had value in giving IP to AI. Rather than creative industries, it would have been good to get input from Creators directly, even though their bias would be against AI IP