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I think it is like photography. If an image is created by Dall-e then the copyright of that image should belong to the person that created the prompt and select
by Cerium 3y ago
I think it is like photography. If an image is created by Dall-e then the copyright of that image should belong to the person that created the prompt and selected the output. Those are creative activities, much like pointing a camera and deciding which negatives to use going forward. Also, like photography, the equipment does not claim photography, be that cameras or background paper, etc.
- some_random 3y agoIf you take a photo of something copyrighted, that copyright may be enforced on the photo. If Dall-e is trained on loads of copyrighted material (which it is) then the argument is that it's output is owned by the people who's art it was trained on rather than the photographer who just took a picture.