Artistic licence: can copyright rein in generative AI?
In part II of a series on art and AI, Muireann Bolger hears how lawsuits against machine learning ‘artists’ may end with Spotify-style databases of licensed works.
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In part II of a series on art and AI, Muireann Bolger hears how lawsuits against machine learning ‘artists’ may end with Spotify-style databases of licensed works.
Bit less work to go around. >> stability ai as it is called says the student misunderstands how the ai and copyright law works and says that it intends to defend ourselves and the potential that ai has to expand the creative power of humanity, and the other two companies failed to respond. >> it is straight out of the movie. >> and can the robot write a symphony, can the robot turn the canvas into a masterpiece. >> and the robot looks up, and he says, can you? >> and the robot is not picasso or choose your famous and amazing artisan, and it is not coming to kill us, but it is coming to help us...
In the first of a two-part series on art and AI, Muireann Bolger explores a case that opens a Pandora's box of issues over the use of unlicensed creative works.
As AI applications like ChatGPT and DALL-E evolve, we'll see even bigger concerns over issues of copyright and bias.
In the first of a two-part series on art and AI, Muireann Bolger explores a case that opens a Pandora's box of issues over the use of unlicensed creative works.