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If the model physically does not have enough information to create a work that would be found to be infringing on your friend's rights, then why is your friend
by thegrimmest 4y ago
If the model physically does not have enough information to create a work that would be found to be infringing on your friend's rights, then why is your friend upset? The model viewed his work and learned from it in the same way that humans do.
If your friend published images on the internet, he clearly intended them to be viewed by (meat) neural networks. Why are silicon ones operated by humans any different?
Edit: To elaborate, if (10 years ago) someone saw your friends works and started producing derivatives and publishing them to DeviantArt, would your friend have any good reason to be upset?
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago[flagged]