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> Every single one of these AI weight things itself is a result of unencumbered, massive, law-breaking, right-violating copyright infringement Maybe the popula
by ldoughty 3y ago
> Every single one of these AI weight things itself is a result of unencumbered, massive, law-breaking, right-violating copyright infringement
Maybe the popular and free ones. Adobe has a product in beta that uses "ethical training data" as a selling point.
- jrm4 3y agoInteresting. I wonder what they mean by "Ethical" -- instead of e.g. saying "definitely free and open." I'm willing to bet "stuff they gathered from likely unwitting Adobe users."
- themoonisachees 3y agoAdobe also happens to own Adobe stock, so maybe they simply trained on their own corpus. Who am I kidding this is Adobe of course they're fucking over their users
- Dr4kn 3y agoThey at least say they did and other copyright free artworks. They are a big company and know that they would get sued, so it should be in their interest to do it this way.
- FooBarWidget 3y agoIt means trained on data from stock photo sites they own, for which all uploaders agreed to terms of service which state that uploaded materials can be fed into AI training.
- jrm4 3y agoSo yes, exactly what I said. :)