An AI-Generated Artwork Won First Place at a State Fair Fine Arts Competition
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#3Who owns the copyright to the art?
(To my eye, it's extremely transformative because there's no single, or even three or five, pieces of artwork you could point at to see where the AI derived the data from, but IANAL).
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#4Who owns the copyright to the art?
There have not been enough court cases to tease out the detais. Broadly speaking, it will hinge on a very subjective interpretation of "transformative." If it's transformative enough, the person who ran the machine can claim copyright (assuming there's not some entanglement built into the software itself attempting to claim copyright for all products it generates), not unlike how a person who operates the camera clai…
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#5>“I generate images with MJ, do passes with photoshop, and upscale with Gigapixel.”
A true artist and craftsman. So cool. So innovative.
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#7Who owns the copyright to the art?
The Midjourney user holds the copyright.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
There have not been enough court cases to tease out the detais. Broadly speaking, it will hinge on a very subjective interpretation of "transformative." If it's transformative enough, the person who ran the machine can claim copyright (assuming there's not some entanglement built into the software itself attempting to claim copyright for all products it generates), not unlike how a person who operates the camera clai…
Ya, I can't see how a case would turn out any different as someone using Stable Diffusion to make art vs Photoshop to make it.