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#generativeAI #AI #ethics #plagiarism #copyright
The three panel shown from the Scientific American article at the link below is the most critical to #writing and #writingcommunity members as well as those that create #art #fineart and works of #photography .

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-how-ai-generates-images-from-text/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tech&utm_content=link&utm_term=2023-09-26_featured-this-week (This link shows in Chrome but gets a paywall in Edge.)

Panel two can be solved by using only works that are cleared of copyright (public domain or by paying, something IBM and others are doing). The third panel, not so much.

Read the article; have a more informed opinion.

#boostingIsSharing

#writer #writing #writersOfMastodon #author

Three panel extract from an infographic.
Panel 1: Though powerful, these models aren't considered truly intelligent. They cannot yet create something they haven't seen before. Complicated or truly novel prompts give them trouble.

Panel 2: The images developers use to train them include copyrighted material, raising questions around plagiarism and intellection property. (Programmer with pretend innocence says, "What?")

Panel 3: And because these models pull from human-made works scavenged from the Internet, they can reinforce existing biases based on class, race, gender, and age.


Copyright Liability for Generative AI Pivots on Fair Use Doctrine https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/copyright-liability-for-generative-ai-pivots-on-fair-use-doctrine #AI #copyright


STATEMENT: “The concerted efforts of Big Content to ensure the enshittification of public #libraries and shut down digital libraries like the #InternetArchive could not be clearer than they are with this new lawsuit from the world’s biggest record labels." #music #library #preservation #lawsuit #copyright #copyrighttroll https://www.fightforthefuture.org/news/2023-08-14-statement-major-record-labels-sue-to-destroy-internet-archives-70-120-year-old-music-archive