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I think this is a different issue... I couldn't claim authorship of a machine generated work. I would feel better about claiming authorship of something I've s

by mrdoob2 12y ago

I think this is a different issue... I couldn't claim authorship of a machine generated work. I would feel better about claiming authorship of something I've spent a while working on and finding combinations until I get something I like. Do you claim authorship of Photoshop's cloud filter?

mrec 12y ago
It's a slightly worrying grey area. If a generator only has 2 possible combinations of all its various settings, claiming authorship of the output is clearly absurd. If it has 16 trillion possible combinations, maybe less so. Where do you draw the line? If people can copyright a bunch of settings, does that prevent people from using the generator with randomized parameters in case they accidentally hit a lawsuit?