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If things go that way, the 'legit' models will continue dev, just using licensed content (along with public domain works). It will be more expensive for the end
by greysphere 4y ago
If things go that way, the 'legit' models will continue dev, just using licensed content (along with public domain works). It will be more expensive for the end user, but that cost will shrink over time for general work. Tools that mimic working artist though might not be available (or will expensive). This all seems pretty ideal, so the pessimist in me guesses it's fairly unlikely.
- trention 4y agoI am not sure it will be possible to get enough training data that way. I don't know enough about diffusion models but if LLMs (of current size) have to use only public domain, they will be undertrained and we will see significant degradation in performance. Not to mention that Codex will be effectively dead.