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They mention using a service called Meshy for generating models, and I noticed that they have a free plan where the generated assets have a "license" of CC-BY-4

by bogwog 2y ago

They mention using a service called Meshy for generating models, and I noticed that they have a free plan where the generated assets have a "license" of CC-BY-4.0[1]. Any lawyers in here that can comment on that? They're claiming copyright ownership over models generated from customer prompts, and I doubt they trained their model exclusively on stuff they own/licensed. 1: https://www.meshy.ai/pricing https://www.meshy.ai/pricing

jprete 2y ago
"They're claiming copyright...." Who is "they" in this sentence, the company from the OP or Meshy? I'm guessing the company from the OP?
- bogwog 2y ago
  "They" would be Meshy. Again, I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that you can't grant a license to some IP unless you own it.
  - jprete 2y ago
    Thanks for the clarification; I genuinely wasn't sure which you meant.
jsheard 2y ago
https://app.meshy.ai/preview?web=018f8ef6-e562-7e19-b0d7-5f6b1bde271e https://app.meshy.ai/preview?web=018f8ef6-e562-7e19-b0d7-5f6... https://app.meshy.ai/preview?web=018f4d04-6a56-701e-9abc-62a3a0c155c1 https://app.meshy.ai/preview?web=018f4d04-6a56-701e-9abc-62a... IANAL, but I think Blizzard and Marvel would beg to differ that these are kosher for commercial use. They're also very poor quality models but that's a separate issue.
- viking123 2y ago
  I like how the first one has two faces, one on the front and one on hair at the top
  - jsheard 2y ago
    Oh god I didn't even notice that. That's one of their "featured" showcase models, too.
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