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If I use a Photoshop filter is the output subject to Photoshop's EULA and/or the copyright of the photo I started with? If you get my image from the internet t
by simion314 3y ago
If I use a Photoshop filter is the output subject to Photoshop's EULA and/or the copyright of the photo I started with?
If you get my image from the internet then you resize it in Photoshop you can't claim you created some original art, you just used the resize/crop/color filter function.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoIndeed. I was hoping to draw the distinction between license of the tool vs its output. AI is interesting in that its training inputs can leak out, sometimes in ways that are verbatim or insufficiently transformative to be free of copyright.
- simion314 3y agoBut do this exercise, imagine I have 1 billion lines of C code on GitHub under GPL. You train a new AI only on my GPL code then claim that the output is somehow trans formative and it is not GPL or it is not derived from my code but is new and original. What happens is that Microsoft or OpenAI will use 1000 or more different sources and then the author is not clear unless in few outputs where the tool outputs the exact code as the training data. If the AI is actual inteligent they could train it in a few books and say MDN documentation and not a few thousands of GPL code.