Comment by vkou
If a graphics design company was using human artists to do the same thing that OpenAI is, they'd be sued out of existence.
But because a computer, and not a human does it, they get to launder their responsibility.
If a graphics design company was using human artists to do the same thing that OpenAI is, they'd be sued out of existence.
But because a computer, and not a human does it, they get to launder their responsibility.
Doing what? Telling their artists to create what they want regardless of copyright and then filtering the output?
For humans it doesn't make sense because we have generation and filtering in a single package.