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Humans can claim processes as intellectual property though. The question in my mind is: if I develop AI that to perform some specific task (like image generatio
by bumby 4y ago
Humans can claim processes as intellectual property though. The question in my mind is: if I develop AI that to perform some specific task (like image generation), does that constitute a specific patentable process? And thus, if you use that process without compensation, are you stealing my intellectual property?
- Ekaros 4y agoShouldn't this depend on the licensing terms of the AI you are using to generate the content. I haven't read the various terms of current offerings. But it is probably not unreasonable to include bad terms in there...
- bumby 4y agoMaybe, assuming you are using a third-party's tool directly. But I guess I was thinking more about the issue of someone creating a process that is more easily replicable. There are lots of instances of fairly fragile architectures that work really well in a particular application, but if you change some small part of that architecture, they fail. Now say I spend a lot of research time identifying that architecture and maybe even patent it as a process. I could even publish the methods of exactly what that process entails and somebody could copy it an use it. But I think that would be illegal (assuming AI can be patented in this way).