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Getty's lawyers know they won't ever see more than a fraction of that sum. This is fine. This is part of the game. What they hope is to intimidate SD and other
by GalenErso 4y ago
Getty's lawyers know they won't ever see more than a fraction of that sum. This is fine. This is part of the game. What they hope is to intimidate SD and other AI art generators into submission.
There is nothing stopping a 400 lb programmer, to quote Donald Trump, from bootstrapping their own product.
This is a little like suing www.FreeTorentz432.com (made up name) for distributing mirrors for pirated media.
The global Internet is an indestructible hydra.
- adzm 4y ago> There is nothing stopping a 400 lb programmer, to quote Donald Trump, from bootstrapping their own product. Well, there is the issue of the cost to train that data set in the first place...
- RandomBK 4y ago>There is nothing stopping a 400 lb programmer, to quote Donald Trump, from bootstrapping their own product. With the cost of training such models from scratch dropping every year, this type of legal shenanigans will only encourage model development to move into the shadows where there's be even less accountability and AI ethics.
- slowmovintarget 4y ago> The global Internet is an indestructible hydra. ...which can be cooked as though it is just a frog. National firewalls here, intellectual property content mediation requirements there, a dash of packet shaping allowed here, here, and here... Boiled hydra.