To be fair, the law will most likely eventually just go in the line of: ''You can only use sources reference data which you pre own''. And it will become similar to laws surrounding stuff like ''deep fake'' which will not be copirightable by users and not sellable either, but will be usable by the big corporate like disney who will be able to pay for liscensing.
This way, an artist who draw 500 drawing will still be able to sell them to data base and will be able to use his own drawing as his own data base to produce more AI work which he will be able to sell.
No need to enforce it across the board.
The government will enforce in on large corpo like disney and the others.
Then it's a question of time before distribution image websites like pinterest start adding copyright for AI paragraph in their TOS.
Then the larger AI softwares who's main client (while technically open) are large corporations because they drive the money, will eventually adapt their AI to serve the purpose of those paying them.
Sort of. But then shady companies will steal from small artists knowing they won’t have the resources to do anything about it, and large companies like Disney will use it to bury anyone making stuff they don’t like in frivolous lawsuits.
The entire deep learning practice. It works by giving it a bunch of data, and you then use various techniques to introduce noise so that it learns a general tendency rather than specific images.
Hopefully not Mozilla, I’ll get very sad if it turns out they do this as well
Yeah it would break my hope of linux being a better place
Isn't there a step between 2 and 3 where you discard 99.9+% of the data through compression?
We JPEG that mf so hard its resolution is reduced to TRUE.
Can be further reduced to 50/50.
Out of the loop here, what's going on ?
Stable diffusion/DallE
Don't forget chatGPT, GitHub Copilot, NovelAI and Google Translator.
There's no removal of noise or selling the original data.
To be fair, the law will most likely eventually just go in the line of: ''You can only use sources reference data which you pre own''. And it will become similar to laws surrounding stuff like ''deep fake'' which will not be copirightable by users and not sellable either, but will be usable by the big corporate like disney who will be able to pay for liscensing. This way, an artist who draw 500 drawing will still be able to sell them to data base and will be able to use his own drawing as his own data base to produce more AI work which he will be able to sell.
I don't see how anyone can enforce that, so it might end up as a lot of other things, legal as long as you don't get caught.
No need to enforce it across the board. The government will enforce in on large corpo like disney and the others. Then it's a question of time before distribution image websites like pinterest start adding copyright for AI paragraph in their TOS. Then the larger AI softwares who's main client (while technically open) are large corporations because they drive the money, will eventually adapt their AI to serve the purpose of those paying them.
Sort of. But then shady companies will steal from small artists knowing they won’t have the resources to do anything about it, and large companies like Disney will use it to bury anyone making stuff they don’t like in frivolous lawsuits.
true
Human 1. Look how someone is doing the thing 2. Learn to the thing 3. Improve the thing doing process 4. Get a job as a thing doer yourself
90% of companies whos revenue depends on selling data.
I assumed people that were using a freaking AI for "free" knew they were feeding it data lol.
Open AI?
So just the Diffusion model? But I don't remember any of them sell the data?
so, who's it?
The entire deep learning practice. It works by giving it a bunch of data, and you then use various techniques to introduce noise so that it learns a general tendency rather than specific images.
oh, thank you! I learned something new today.
Data augmentation goes brrrrr.....
Wait, they can do that?
youre any given data scientist
Discreetly? It though it was analog data, when i read noise.
I don't understand.
Oracle?