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Ferrets are Cool

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9. "The details of copyright law will make it difficult to sue AI companies"

Reply to andym (Original post)

Thu Nov 2, 2023, 08:26 AM

Nov 2023

One of the more difficult aspects will probably be that for "copyright" to be violated, a certain percentage of the original artists work must be recognizable in the ripoff. I do believe in the world of AI, this will be difficult to prove and will have to be done on a "piece at a time" contingent.
In other words, unless it's blatant, it's gonna be hard to prove in court.

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Artists Lose First Round of Copyright Infringement Case Against AI Art Generators [View all] andym Nov 2023 OP

Very bad news for artists and society in general, but great news for the AI peddlers who ripped off the artists highplainsdem Nov 2023 #1

This could be the beginning of the end of art as we know it hueymahl Nov 2023 #2

It could be. All that art ripped off, so a few people who are NOT artists and highplainsdem Nov 2023 #3

That's going to actually depend on if the public prefers ai to content from cstanleytech Nov 2023 #4

Agreed hueymahl Nov 2023 #5

This is a catastrophe for artists. Students are already switching majors away from art because they highplainsdem Nov 2023 #6

I don't think art really dies, but art eras do change. Art will always be with us; we may not recognize it as such but CTyankee Nov 2023 #12

'Art' ended a long time ago. OldBaldy1701E Nov 2023 #11

I'm not surprised that 70-year-old judge doesn't understand how generative AI works. LudwigPastorius Nov 2023 #7

Bingo! Hugin Nov 2023 #8

"The details of copyright law will make it difficult to sue AI companies" Ferrets are Cool Nov 2023 #9

when enough time has passed, reproducing old masters artwork is CTyankee Nov 2023 #10

AI doesn't contain copies of anything it trains on. Kablooie Nov 2023 #13