Luna.L
New Member
Sadly - i know some people in digital painting start replicating image generated by AI as 'their own work' (with no to little changes to the original image). They basically just copy the generated image, put it on canvas (and hide it from recording if they doing so), and then pretend they start from scratch.WORKS CREATED PRINCIPALLY THROUGH AI SHOULD NOT BE COPYRIGHTABLE
So far as I know for digital painting, if an 'artist' could provide the layered project file, they get no copyright problems 99% of time. it is more work than 'just clicking a button' but will there be any creative part? no in my mind.
AI DEVELOPERS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO LICENSE MATERIALS AND KEEP RECORDS OF THE MATERIALS THEY USE FOR TRAINING
it is not straight forward to prove if a material is in the training set or not. training process is not necessarily to be reproducible cuz it might involve many random factors.
It is also not just a developers problem. Some techniques for example LORA, allows users to train their own 'variation' from a base model. It requires less computing power since it starts from the solid base model. This could make the 'keep records of the materials' part even more complicated.