I think it's a much more interesting question to ask who owns the output if it is trained on copywritten data. It works by iteratively tweaking the image to loo

I think it's a much more interesting question to ask who owns the output if it is trained on copywritten data. It works by iteratively tweaking the image to look more like whatever it looks most like. It's not hard to imagine that a simpler model that has only seen one picture of a dog might iterate a mildly dog-like image into exactly that dog training image. Clearly that should belong to whomever the original photo belongs to. So then what about the grey areas beyond that simple thought experiment?