Asmongold TV's video on PalWorld's recent complaints (summary inside)
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they're really trying to link the argument that if a copyrighted work is used in the source material of AI generation is therefore copyright infringement, but this argument is still very much in a legal gray zone. I think the courts will probably rule against that and claim that if the outcome is transformative enough, than it doesn't really matter, since it's effectively like using pictures as a reference for an artist.
Not only is it legally challenging to make a case, but it's damn near unenforceable or realistically detectable. There's almost no practical way they'll ever be able to guarantee any kind of effective copyright protection against its use in AI generation.
Sure, they might be able to target some larger companies who've been hoovering content up in droves, or they could try to slow down progress in the industry (and let the Chinese bank on it) but the average person can easily make and train their own LORA models for example just from home, with a basic gaming system.
There is fuck all these artists or anyone claiming to represent them are going to be able to do.
To be honest, it's going to require people to increase their quality, and exclusivity. It's just that the majority are going to be left out to dry.
Congrats, digital art will be cheap and readily available.
But not art you've done with an ink or a brush.