The use of large language models (“LLMs”) has exploded in recent years, including in the generation of source code. But even as their usage gains popularit...
I’d actually love some documentation because it is indeed very complicated.
I’m also curious about your opinion on which way they will swing, since I see the courts kind of sticking to the middle more than anything.
The Zarya case seems pretty clear. From an article though:
The agency wrote that, unlike a photographer, users of Midjourney do not have the same degree of control over the final images. Photographers can control many parts of their photographs — the framing, the lighting, the subject, the presentation of the subject, the exposure time, the depth of field, etc — even though the camera ultimately captures the image.
By and large, Sota models do give that kind of control nowadays, so I don’t know if that would change things.
I feel like it’s going to end up as a case by case basis, where it depends on the feeling of effort put into it more than anything else.
I’d actually love some documentation because it is indeed very complicated.
I’m also curious about your opinion on which way they will swing, since I see the courts kind of sticking to the middle more than anything.
The Zarya case seems pretty clear. From an article though:
By and large, Sota models do give that kind of control nowadays, so I don’t know if that would change things.
I feel like it’s going to end up as a case by case basis, where it depends on the feeling of effort put into it more than anything else.