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I don't think these algorithms are too much like brains, more so the issue I have is that I view infringement as a "what you do with output" issue, not a "what
by Glyptodon 4y ago
I don't think these algorithms are too much like brains, more so the issue I have is that I view infringement as a "what you do with output" issue, not a "what output can be produced" issue, so demonizing ML models as a whole over people who are irresponsible with them seems sketchy to me. Like blaming human brains for dreaming of Disney and Loony Tunes characters at the same time, instead of blaming someone stupid enough to put the two together outside of parody and attempting to trademark it.
- jeroenhd 4y agoI have no problem with ML models or AI tech in general. The problem is and will always be the data set that the current models are trained on. You can generate cartoon characters without training on pictures of Mickey Mouse. Just use pictures that don't carry any copyright requirements. The tech and its many possibilities won't change. If the code is any good, the generated model will be just as good as the current one.