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No. It”s still very helpful. However you can not blindly take whatever it produces and publish it. Sometimes it hallucinates. Sometimes it draws weird looking
by koliber 3y ago
No. It”s still very helpful. However you can not blindly take whatever it produces and publish it.
Sometimes it hallucinates.
Sometimes it draws weird looking hands.
Sometimes it generates copyrighted materials.
Check the work it produces.
- schmichael 3y agoCheck it against what exactly? How do you, the end user, determine an image does not infringe?
- TheRoque 3y agoThen the generative tools should just give the sources of the inspiration of the AI and make them aware of what they are using, instead of saying "nope, not my problem".
- koliber 3y agoThe consumer will be free to choose what they demand from their tooling. If consumers decide that they only want to use generative AI that does what you propose, they’ll vote with their wallet. If they decide to use other ways of checking for IP infringement, they will. If they choose to ignore the issue, IP owners will bring up violations, like the NYT did. “Buyer beware” has been a motto since ancient times.