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This research uses DeepFloyd IF, which forbids commercial use. They'd need to find/train another suitable image generator.
by mkl 3y ago
This research uses DeepFloyd IF, which forbids commercial use. They'd need to find/train another suitable image generator.
- bertil 3y agoI’m curious if they could ask for permission from the original authors (who doesn’t love a fun puzzle?—and it’s not like the profit motive here is alarming): most licenses are default permission. You can always reach out and ask for a one-off in good faith.
- hammock 3y agoI’m curious how they even thought of the idea to train a jigsaw puzzle like that in the first place. My naive guess was that those types of puzzles were preexisting. If in fact it’s a novel type of puzzle, that idea in itself is as cool as the generator they created!
- karencarits 3y agoMaybe a naive question, but if AI generated images are not copyrightable, wouldn't it be possible for some people to use it for research and for other people to re-use the results commercially?