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That’s interesting, but the obvious complication is that the author used language that attributes the tool as the creator of some work. But there’s no practica
by swatcoder 4y ago
That’s interesting, but the obvious complication is that the author used language that attributes the tool as the creator of some work.
But there’s no practical difference between Procreate and Stable Diffusion. One uses touch gestures and the other uses words, but they’re both just tools that express your vision.
As a bureaucratic entity with matters of statutory authority and precedent to juggle, they would obviously prefer for you to just check the box that makes everyone’s life easier. It’s dumb, but it’s how institutions need to work.
- Xelynega 4y ago> But there’s no practical difference between Procreate and Stable Diffusion. One is a statistical process from millions of copyrighted inputs while the other isn't? I think that's a pretty important difference between the two that would be relevant for copyright status.