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The lawsuits against tech companies could shape what copyright means for AI, or simply serve as leverage for plaintiffs to secure more favorable licensing deals

The bar for fair use is typically that the new work doesn't compete with the original. … X: Sar Haribhakti / @sarthakgh : “If the NY Times successfully argues that reading a third party article to help its reporters “learn” about the news before reporting their own version of it is copyright infringement, it might not like how that is turned around by tons of other news organizations against the NY... [image] Cecilia Ziniti / @ceciliazin : Nice thread by @martyswant of DallE making cartoon characters. I tested it by asking my 3-year-old to guess them. She got only 7 of the 12. Not Winnie the Pooh and not Mickey. The fair use art generation cases will be fascinating! Julia Alexander / @loudmouthjulia : It certainly feels somewhat inevitable, based on what I've read, that OpenAI will institute some form of ContentID. YouTube's big answer to similar concerns was to institute one of the most important but controversial tools. And it's benefitted the studios/labels enormously. Marty Swant / @martyswant : I tried making images of popular cartoon characters via DALL-E 3 and it generated some that looked very similar to the actual characters and others with less resemblance. Here's a few from the other day. Prompts in the ALT text. [image] Walter Isaacson / @walterisaacson : These will be the most important cases for journalism and publishing in our lifetime. If AI companies have to cut deals with news organizations and publishers to license their content feeds for use as AI training data, that could save local journalism as well as magazines and... See also Mediagazer

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  • @docrevan.xyz Revan on bluesky
    This article documents how Dall-E and other image generators will spit out copyright infringement, but I am going to point out it's funny that with the generic Mario prompt ("video game plumber") Dall-E generates Rule 63 Mario. https://garymarcus.substack.com/ ...  [image]
  • @martyswant Marty Swant on x
    I tried making images of popular cartoon characters via DALL-E 3 and it generated some that looked very similar to the actual characters and others with less resemblance. Here's a few from the other day. Prompts in the ALT text. [image]
  • @loudmouthjulia Julia Alexander on x
    It certainly feels somewhat inevitable, based on what I've read, that OpenAI will institute some form of ContentID. YouTube's big answer to similar concerns was to institute one of the most important but controversial tools. And it's benefitted the studios/labels enormously.
  • @ceciliazin Cecilia Ziniti on x
    Nice thread by @martyswant of DallE making cartoon characters. I tested it by asking my 3-year-old to guess them. She got only 7 of the 12. Not Winnie the Pooh and not Mickey. The fair use art generation cases will be fascinating!
  • @walterisaacson Walter Isaacson on x
    These will be the most important cases for journalism and publishing in our lifetime. If AI companies have to cut deals with news organizations and publishers to license their content feeds for use as AI training data, that could save local journalism as well as magazines and...
  • @random_walker Arvind Narayanan on x
    A thread on some misconceptions about the NYT lawsuit against OpenAI. Morality aside, the legal issues are far from clear cut. Gen AI makes an end run around copyright and IMO this can't be fully resolved by the courts alone. (HT @sayashk @CitpMihir for helpful discussions.)
  • @sarthakgh Sar Haribhakti on x
    “If the NY Times successfully argues that reading a third party article to help its reporters “learn” about the news before reporting their own version of it is copyright infringement, it might not like how that is turned around by tons of other news organizations against the NY.…
  • @artboffin Alexander Reben on x
    A photo from my profile in this Sunday's New York Times about my residency at OpenAI and my solo museum show at the Crocker Museum “AI Am I” @nytimes https://www.nytimes.com/... [image]
  • @mickeymcmanus Mickey McManus on x
    Excellent article about @artBoffin in @nytimes —> https://www.nytimes.com/... if you haven't been to the @CrockerArt you really need to make the pilgrimage.
  • @jomari_p Jomari Peterson on x
    Congrats @artBoffin on his art residency at @OpenAI ! I am proud to have collected some pieces through @gen_dot_art ! I particularly thought Ailbums was a fantastic process https://opensea.io/... Qtrees was one of my 1st mints https://opensea.io/... https://www.nytimes.com/... […