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So if I create a movie about cyber pangolin, a gory half human half pangolin cyborg fighting for Justice in a post bio-punk world where people are swapping thei
by fauxpause_ 3y ago
So if I create a movie about cyber pangolin, a gory half human half pangolin cyborg fighting for Justice in a post bio-punk world where people are swapping their organs out on a daily basis due to immuno suppressant immunity; and I used a model that saw Aladdin, you think Disney could successfully sue Cyber Pangolin for violating the copyright of Aladdin?
Cuz I don’t.
- newswasboring 3y agoHonestly at this point it's not about who is right, it's about who has the bigger legal team. So yes, I think Disney can sue and possibly win. Copyright system has not made sense in a while now.
- fauxpause_ 3y agoIt’s really not. That’s very dishonest and lazy hand waving.
- CuriouslyC 3y agoThat's only true if the judge doesn't throw the case out nearly immediately, which they will do if they view that the plaintiff's case is bullshit.
- indymike 3y agoIt depends on how much of a knock-off the model's output is, no different than a human artist. Taking Disney's Aladdin and putting a cyborg eye on him probably will be a legal issue that the user of the art and seller of the AI output both would be liable for. AI is a tool, and it can be used for good and evil.
- fauxpause_ 3y agoI agree. But that is irrelevant to what a model was trained on.