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We currently train each model independently, ie we first gather a cookie dataset, train a cookie model then restart from scratch for the next one. That's actua

• TuringNYC 4y ago
  >> ie we first gather a cookie dataset, Is there a chance your dataset provider makes a claim that they have derived data rights over your model generated images? Would you have sufficient confidence, say, to sell your images on a stock image site?
  • zorgmonkey 4y ago
    It is still somewhat unclear, but it seems that images generated by a machine learning model are not copyrightable (to quote the US Copyright Office, generated images "lack the human authorship necessary to support a copyright claim"). Whether the model itself is copyrightable is less clear to me, but [0] seems to suggest that it be. All of this depends on the country, but much of the world tends to eventually mimic US copyright law. [0] https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/19981/who-can-claim-copyrights-on-machine-learning-models https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/19981/who-can-claim-...