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Generative AI Has a Visual Plagiarism Problem
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2024
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Yeah. The only useable one (for commercial stuff too) is Adobe Firefly which is trained on its stock database and it pays authors whose works the model has been trained on
What goes unsaid is how artists make a few dozen dollars.... a year for having their stocks trained.
If your yearly salary is burger money, the accounting system is more expensive.
So low? Then yeah it’s bad.. not sure if it’s opt in. I guess so. Anyway, since there was an agreement it’s not breaking copyright at least. Will this fundamentally change the already frail creative industry? Yes. Its inevitable. I’m a creative too.
There are untagged ai generated images in their stock database as well
💀 that's why it's important to leave the invisible water mark in to filter this shit
Well shit