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AI-Created Art Isn’t Copyrightable, Judge Says In Ruling That Could Give Hollywood Studios Pause
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I've done a bit of image synthesis, and I think the notion that it's without intentionality is a bit of a myth.
I wanted an image of a gorilla dressed in a polo shirt and khakis, so I prompted stable diffusion to generate some gorillas in a variety of poses, then drew a shirt on, which looked like an MS Paint drawing. Then, I ran it back through Stable Diffusion to make the crude shirt look photo realistic. I then cut the gorilla out and used it in a photo collage.
I'm not using this example to claim that I've performed art or demonstrated any skill, but the final image is definitely the intentional result of trying to take a very specific image in my head and put it on the screen.
I made a similar point in response to someone else in the thread. I agree. It's a very interesting situation to ponder. In some ways it's just another medium. The intentionality is in the people trying to produce what they're imagining via the AI. I will be curious to see what sorts of things people come up with over time.