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Now I go and create a painting called Sunflowers. Does Van Gogh's estate own some of my work?
Am I the only person who looks at this and thinks, “So what?” I mean it’s technically impressive, I guess. But why would anyone care or pay for this product?
Even if this did work, why would people want such a piece of software?
The page in this thread doesn't do attribution, as I said in my other comment. But if it was possible, it would be very important to the field
To actually accomplish something like this purports to be (the linked tool only searches for similar images and doesn't tell you anything about how information ended up inside the model), you could try removing individual images or sets of images from the same artist from the training dataset to see what outputs the resulting model would lose the ability to create. It would be expensive to do that for more than a few…
It attempts to do as you suggest in a tractable way, to understand which training data is most influential.
I have yet to hear firsthand from any professional artist a single incident of Stable Diffusion causing them harm or lost revenue, but I have heard from a lot of armchair lawyers salivating about the idea of demonizing/criminalizing anybody that uses a piece of novel software.
I was taught to paint by instructors, and then refined my abilities by studying paintings of the old masters, right down to their brushwork and core techniques visible in the paintings to all who see them. Now I go and create a painting called Sunflowers. Does Van Gogh's estate own some of my work?
I was taught to paint by instructors, and then refined my abilities by studying paintings of the old masters, right down to their brushwork and core techniques visible in the paintings to all who see them. Now I go and create a painting called Sunflowers. Does Van Gogh's estate own some of my work?
This is a great website, but not in the way the authors intended. Based on some of the examples they explicitly provided, it is clear to me Stable Diffusion creates novel art. Here's a random example https://www.stableattribution.com/?image=a2666aee-0a1a-411b-... I will admit this is a nice tool for verifying the creations of SD aren't pure copies, so I think it will be useful for a time. But as AI-generated images s…