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Surely with all our contemporary AI prowess we can train a model that identifies "reasonable facsimiles of copyrighted/trademark characters" after generating th
by airstrike 4y ago
Surely with all our contemporary AI prowess we can train a model that identifies "reasonable facsimiles of copyrighted/trademark characters" after generating them and alert the user that it could be argued as such. Still, let the user decide.
We do not need creative technology to regulate observance of copyright law.
(By the way I think the chagrined other commenter was yours truly ;-))
- chillfox 4y agoWith that approach you risk ending up in a very frustrating loop of copyrighted works... A bit like picking a name in an MMORPG that's been out for a few months ends up being a hell of constantly getting your name requests rejected over and over again.
- muskmusk 4y agoNot really. You just have checkbox somewhere that says "don't copy" and then it won't. Leave the decision to the user instead of baking it into the technology.
- chillfox 4y agoPretty sure "just having a checkbox" is a massively difficult problem when it comes to AI tech and baking it in is much easier.