Great; so this is all public domain knowledge since it was created with AI according to current law, right?
Yeah, so the actual law is that if you didn’t do any work and just gave ChatGPT or Midjourney a prompt and it shat out a picture and then brag to the copyright office in your application that you didn’t do diddly squat, the work effectively had no human authors. If, instead, you build a new machine learning model, tune it for your specific problem, analyze the results, and furthermore, break new ground understanding how it solved your problem, and then you write the paper, in fact, you have tons of ownership over the work.
The fact people can’t tell the difference between the two and are actually upvoting you kind of says a lot about how little most people understand this stuff.
Personally I think all medicine should be public domain
Everything should.
Medicine. Internet. Waste disposal.
All utilities, phone, electricity, sewage, road and rail.
But actually looking at these, pretty much all protocols and standards are already open.
So you want to reduce innovation and cause creators to not get properly paid for their work? Great idea
lol “innovation” what is this 1925?
how innovative are the cars being produced because they look the same.
half those medicines are publicly funded
the Internet is publicly funded.
this belief of private sector innovation is not as true as they sell it to be.
This. Public institutions do a way better job and are more efficient at most things compared to private companies. It’s just a fact.
Private just makes more money and also you can do ridiculous shit like blow up your own rocket, destroying a landing pad in the process and ignore environmental and labor laws.
So you’re just going to ignore the even worse creative theft that would happen under such laws towards artistic talents.
I mean, it’s not like they sat down with ChatGPT and asked it to write the paper for them. Are people really this ignorant about rudimentary concepts in AI they can’t tell the difference between generative AI models and the entire rest of the field, or why the guy who bragged about not doing any work on the art he wanted to copyright got his copyright application rejected?
Depends, what was the training set / knowledge base?
