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Yes but do you pass it off as your own original artwork that you created all by yourself, or do you present the book cover in a way that makes it obvious that y
by snickerbockers 4y ago
Yes but do you pass it off as your own original artwork that you created all by yourself, or do you present the book cover in a way that makes it obvious that you are taking a photo of somebody else's book?
- Glyptodon 4y agoSo it's what you do with the output and not the output itself that matters, right?
- snickerbockers 4y agoNo, its the part where you misrepresent somebody else's creation as your own. if its not alright for a person to do then its not alright to automate it. stop trying to play dumb semantic games, its not nearly as clever as you think it is.
- Glyptodon 4y agoI don't think it's being clever. If someone prompts an AI generator and acts like they created the output, that's on them, not on the AI generator.
- snickerbockers 4y agoIt would be on them if the AI generator was forthcoming about how it "created" the image. If a company like MS is advertising that they have a program that creates new content, but that program actually has a known tendency to output content from it's training set then they bear responsibility, especially if that program is being run remotely on their servers.