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Artists lose first copyright battle in the fight against AI-generated images
(www.computerworld.com)
this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2023
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I propose the following solution: Everyone is free to use any publicly available data to train AI. Any data generated by AI is automatically in the public domain and cannot be copyrighted.
No, that doesn't work at all. That gives all the power to people with billions of dollars to train and run the best proprietary models, at the expense of the people who created the data.
Welcome to the internet where you can literally experience everything that AI was trained on right now for free.
That's how the internet works. You put your stuff out there and people and software experience it.
THIS IS NOTHING NEW
Yeah? Where did you get the impression I'm in favor of a completely unregulated marketplace where corporations are free to harvest everything from everyone for free?
Try to block right clicking or blocking a recording u fucking moron. Why do u think those things are possible? If they were nfts would have value.
See how stupid u look?
bozo
No u lol. Ur the idiot who can't figure out right clicking hahahaha
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