>That somehow international legislation will converge on the strictest possible interpretation of intellectual property, and those models will become illegal by the mere fact they were trained on copyrighted material.
Just feels absurd to me because how is this different from any Human artist who you could equally say was "trained" on copyrighted material.
>Get it now when there are trustworthy sources. Once these kinds of things go underground, it gets much harder to get a trustworthy version.
People have already reverse engineered most text2image models and given enough hardware can train their own. There is no need for this hysterical take. As long as the internet exists you will be able to train these models.
Just feels absurd to me because how is this different from any Human artist who you could equally say was "trained" on copyrighted material.
>Get it now when there are trustworthy sources. Once these kinds of things go underground, it gets much harder to get a trustworthy version.
People have already reverse engineered most text2image models and given enough hardware can train their own. There is no need for this hysterical take. As long as the internet exists you will be able to train these models.