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SCOTUS: AI-generated art cannot be copyrighted

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AI art is the one that breaches copyrights in the first place

Finally, somewhat of a W decision in this ****** up country and timeline

Thank ****. GOOD.

Now, lets BLOCK AI COMPANIES FROM TRAINING THEIR AI MODELS WITH COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL... END IT ALL TOGETHER

Edited by JayG

This is huge actually. Will they extend this to anything that used AI e.g. software?

It's not a holding, they denied to hear the appeal. So they didn't really decide anything, they declined to rule.

I dont know if this changes much, given they still use AI for advertising and such. Nothing stops companies from using AI and indirectly monetizing it. Selling images like stocks etc sure, but that creative pipeline is long dead anyway.

2 hours ago, nathanspears said:

This is huge actually. Will they extend this to anything that used AI e.g. software?

That's more complex, as software engineering will definitely power up with AI tools (for coding, this ruling takes down the possibility of using AI made graphics etc as part of the software package), but that doesn't mean it's not a legitimate creation. With AI "art" it's straight forward. Whatever generated is fed from existing licensed work, so allowing that to be licensed is enabling plagiarism.

Edited by Popboi.

this is good. When you create "art" with AI, you are stealing someone else's skill, not your own.

Does this apply to someone recreating an image or art piece generated by AI?

I mean that would basically just taking inspiration from AI like you do from other artists?

44 minutes ago, Trent W said:

Does this apply to someone recreating an image or art piece generated by AI?

I mean that would basically just taking inspiration from AI like you do from other artists?

It doesn't include it, but you're open to being sued by the artists the AI took information from.

15 hours ago, Vermillion said:

UK going in the opposite direction apparently rip

Not us being on the wrong side of the scotus rip

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