Submitted by Wiskkey t3_10vg97m in MachineLearning
ThrillHouseofMirth t1_j7j0s9c wrote
The assertion that they're a "competing business" is going to be very hard to convince a judge of.
Scimmia8 t1_j7j83t0 wrote
Why? A lot of websites are already starting to use ai generated images rather than stock photos as headers for their articles. They would have previously paid companies like Getty for these.
jobeta t1_j7jda4k wrote
It’s clearly the case already. Shutterstock sold pictures to open-AI to create Dalle-2. Which will soon be used to create what used to be stock photography. This example here is ridiculously bad tho 🤣
ThrillHouseofMirth t1_j7q0053 wrote
The dalle2 thing is an interesting wrinkle but a judge will need to be convinced that a photograph and generated-image that looks like a photograph are the same thing. They aren’t imo but it doesn’t matter what I think.
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