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Say a person makes a program which completely automatically samples songs to eight bit, giving that “retro gaming sound”. Maybe that person uploads an album to
by avgcorrection 4y ago
Say a person makes a program which completely automatically samples songs to eight bit, giving that “retro gaming sound”. Maybe that person uploads an album to YouTube and credits the original album in the description, saying that they do not own this work (the people who made that album do). This seems to be the standard practice for this kind of work.
Will the person be able to monetize that video.
Say a person makes a program which automatically makes a collage of movies with some music on top. The movies will be credited in the video description.
An AI is also a program. First of all, why can’t it credit its inputs? And second of all, should it be allowed to facilitate monetization on behalf of whoever owns the program?