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No. This argument comes up over and over and over again and it is wrong. These models are not learning or being inspired in the same sense humans are. The laws
by ThisIsMyAltFace 4y ago
No. This argument comes up over and over and over again and it is wrong.
These models are not learning or being inspired in the same sense humans are. The laws tgat apply to humans should not be applied to them.
- cercatrova 4y agoYou're right, AI generated pictures should not be copyrighted, as is the case today. People should be free to mix and remix pictures via AI as much as they desire.
- PaulsWallet 4y agoThis is where I imagine things are going to get into trouble because how are you going to determine what is AI and what isn't? Especially when Stable Diffusion is directly classifying artist and cloning their signatures and watermarks. What about things that are started with AI and refined by human?
- slowmovintarget 4y agoExactly. The relevant law is with regard to the use of artwork on the part of the people who feed the index. Artists should have a say on whether their work gets included in a training set, if their works are not public domain.