• dill@lemmy.one
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    1 year ago

    by looking pieces made by other people to learn

    Humans do it it’s inspiration.
    Computers do it it’s theft.

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        1 year ago

        I don’t understand people like you. Seems to me like exactly the ones who destroyed machines few centuries ago because they would take our jobs. Turns out they didn’t. And AI will succeed as well and it won’t put as all into unemployment.

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      I don’t think it’s that easy.

      If that were true:

      • me creating a painting imitating the style of Keith Haring would be completely fine
      • a computer creating an impressionist painting not specifically modeled after one artist would be theft

      In music, things are messy as well:

      • a computer generating a 12-bar blues (a staple of blues music) is theft
      • me creating a song that sounds like Imagine Dragons could have made it is perfectly fine