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[Rusty Creates] 'Artists' (lemmy.world)

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 8 hours ago

That would be possible, in an abstract way.

Let's say the artist, first creates all the input that is fed to the AI for training.

Let it be sounds, films, objects, drawings, literature. Everything has to be created by the artist exclusively.

This will be a model that only knows the artist's work and will generate output based on the work by the same artist.

Now, let's do that in a community. Everyone is free to share their models with others. Every art created from there would list all models used.

Maybe someday we will have something like this. But we will only have this, if someone actively works on it, based on the way AI needs input. Something we are still learning and will sure change. We have to think of the AI we have now, like the first steps of humans actually building a functioning flying object. We are now at the step of the first set of wings, that keep us for 1 minute in the air, before failing and falling. That's a long way until the first passenger airplane takes off.

I have a feeling that we will have to come up with new definitions of copyright in the future.