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As a photographer I'm hoping this goes in a direction where any photographers who look at my work owe me a percentage of their future profits, since they've tra
by mullingitover 2y ago
As a photographer I'm hoping this goes in a direction where any photographers who look at my work owe me a percentage of their future profits, since they've trained their wetware model on my IP.
- jpeloquin 2y agoPatents sort of work that way, except that even people who didn't look at your work owe you their future profits. I think I'm hoping for a result that anyone can train any model on any content, regardless of that content's copyright status. Mostly because I want AI assistant tools to be as effective as possible, to be able to access the same information I can access. But however it turns out there will probably be some unintended consequences.
- from-nibly 2y agoJust so you know that will also mean companies like Disney will now have a new source of revenue. Hunting down randos who made pictures that look like they were made by someone who saw little mermaid once.
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- stubish 2y agoThis would require a legal contract before allowing anyone to view your work. Nothing stopping you doing that today with existing laws.