>It's not unthinkable that artists will be paid licensing fees for AI-regurgitated copies of their art, too. Then companies will just clean-room the thing by g

>It's not unthinkable that artists will be paid licensing fees for AI-regurgitated copies of their art, too. Then companies will just clean-room the thing by getting tens of thousands of developing world artists to draw things and generate training data. Combined with all the works out of copyright and those bought from existing licensors will get you probably the same quality models. That costs money but so does GPT-3 and look where we are. There is no getting the cat back in the bag, it's five blocks away with a rocket strapped to it's back.