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OpenAI didn’t choose anything. This style simply happened to go viral. The model can do all sorts of stuff.

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quikoa 2y ago
>Sam Altman Promotes 4o Using Ghibli-Style Images From: https://www.mindprison.cc/p/studio-ghibli-style-ai-art-crisis-openai https://www.mindprison.cc/p/studio-ghibli-style-ai-art-crisi... He could've chosen anything else.
- tgv 2y ago
  He only cares about money. Perhaps he now likes to be an edgelord as well, created in the image of the modern Mammon, Musk.
- dlivingston 2y ago
  He chose the Ghibli style because it's such a big meme right now. Clearly.
- thatguysaguy 2y ago
  That article links to a tweet by a guy who is not sam altman starting the trend. It was already viral by the time sam did it.
  - 13years 2y ago
    True, but OpenAI did leverage it for all that could be gained. There was no hesitation on their part to consider if it was ethical.
crimsoneer 2y ago
It will specifically stop you if you try and ask it for the style of Disney or marvel, while Sama specifically tweeted an example of Ghibli. There is very clearly a conscious choice around which companies IP they protect, and which they're happy to exploit (eg, not US companies). Like the "Her" tweet, I suspect this is another moment of Sama being bloody thoughtless and may very well come and bit him in the ass when he inevitably tries to deny this in the future. EDIT: Okay, really weirdly, I tried this when this first came out and definitely seemed to hit a content policy block. and now it works.
- _zoltan_ 2y ago
  why would a us company care about Japanese copyright?
  - rideontime 2y ago
    Ghibli films have been localized for and released in America.
    - cma 2y ago
      By.. Disney
      - rideontime 2y ago
        Yes.
      - JumpCrisscross 2y ago
        Right. How are the administration’s relations with Disney right now? That’s where we are. The laws doesn’t protect the proscribed.
        cma 2y ago
        Was just pointing that out since OP was saying it would refuse on Disney styles, though Disney doesn't have the copyright to Ghibli they still have US interests in the IP. But what he was saying doesn't seem to be true, it will do disney style drawings like it will do Ghibli. (edit: from another reply it sounds like Disney is no longer the Ghibli distributor though, I guess that's why they are on HBO Max and not Disney+ Styles aren't copyrighted anyway, Steven Spielberg has produced Disney-style animated movies outside of Disney, and Disney has taken styles from others)
  - surgical_fire 2y ago
    What logically follows is that non-us companies should also ignore US copyright
biophysboy 2y ago
Every gain is intentional; every cost is an accident.

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>Sam Altman Promotes 4o Using Ghibli-Style Images From: https://www.mindprison.cc/p/studio-ghibli-style-ai-art-crisis-openai https://www.mindprison.cc/p/studio-ghibli-style-ai-art-crisi... He could've chosen anything else.

tgv 2y ago
He only cares about money. Perhaps he now likes to be an edgelord as well, created in the image of the modern Mammon, Musk.
dlivingston 2y ago
He chose the Ghibli style because it's such a big meme right now. Clearly.
thatguysaguy 2y ago
That article links to a tweet by a guy who is not sam altman starting the trend. It was already viral by the time sam did it.
- 13years 2y ago
  True, but OpenAI did leverage it for all that could be gained. There was no hesitation on their part to consider if it was ethical.

crimsoneer 2y ago

It will specifically stop you if you try and ask it for the style of Disney or marvel, while Sama specifically tweeted an example of Ghibli. There is very clearly a conscious choice around which companies IP they protect, and which they're happy to exploit (eg, not US companies). Like the "Her" tweet, I suspect this is another moment of Sama being bloody thoughtless and may very well come and bit him in the ass when he inevitably tries to deny this in the future. EDIT: Okay, really weirdly, I tried this when this first came out and definitely seemed to hit a content policy block. and now it works.

_zoltan_ 2y ago
why would a us company care about Japanese copyright?
- rideontime 2y ago
  Ghibli films have been localized for and released in America.
  - cma 2y ago
    By.. Disney
    - rideontime 2y ago
      Yes.
    - JumpCrisscross 2y ago
      Right. How are the administration’s relations with Disney right now? That’s where we are. The laws doesn’t protect the proscribed.
      - cma 2y ago
        Was just pointing that out since OP was saying it would refuse on Disney styles, though Disney doesn't have the copyright to Ghibli they still have US interests in the IP. But what he was saying doesn't seem to be true, it will do disney style drawings like it will do Ghibli. (edit: from another reply it sounds like Disney is no longer the Ghibli distributor though, I guess that's why they are on HBO Max and not Disney+ Styles aren't copyrighted anyway, Steven Spielberg has produced Disney-style animated movies outside of Disney, and Disney has taken styles from others)
- surgical_fire 2y ago
  What logically follows is that non-us companies should also ignore US copyright

biophysboy 2y ago

Every gain is intentional; every cost is an accident.