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They should sue, and it will clarify things a bit, and the matter would be settled for the years to come. What is certain is that AI-powered image creation wil

• pbhjpbhj 4y ago
  But this will decide whether it's democratised or locked-up by those who own large bodies of training data.
  • adamsmith143 4y ago
    Stable Diffusion is already out in the world. The cat is out of the bag.
    • sdenton4 4y ago
      Yah, but think of Napster getting eventually usurped by Spotify. The danger is that it's legally no longer possible to update the models (which are very expensive to train), and we end up with only Disney with the copyright horde large enough to train decent models, let alone good ones...
      • adamsmith143 4y ago
        They are indeed hard to train but groups like EleutherAI have already basically crowdsourced training LLM's successfully so it's absolutely doable by non Corporate/Academic/Government entities to train high end models like this.
      • scarmig 4y ago
        China.
        • baq 4y ago
          Should’ve said, everywhere except the US. I’d point to classics like Luxembourg or Sweden?
      • Gigachad 4y ago
        The models are expensive to train right now, but I suspect in 10 years, anyone with a multi gpu rig could train the equivalent of Stable Diffusion.
        • mr_toad 4y ago
          But in ten years the state of the art will be something better than Stable Diffusion.