Model to generate Openai images again calls for Copyright disputes

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/Be/C6/IB-FRAET6EU5_D7687cc0.jpg" Alt = "Model for OpenAi image generation again causes disputes about copywriting"/> ~ ~ ~ < P > Chatgpt received an improved drawing model, becoming a real sensation on the Internet. Just a day after its launch, people began to spread the Studio Ghibli & mdash; the famous Japanese studio that created movies such as & laquo; my neighbor Totoro & raquo; and & laquo; attracted by ghosts & raquo;.

< p > Users download their photos in Chatgpt and ask to redraw them in GHIBLI style. Even Openai, Sam Altman, changed his avatar to such a picture. But this wave of fun raised great questions about whether you can use someone else's style.

< p > Studio ghibli & ndash; This is a studio with a unique style. Openai says that their bot does not copy the work of individual artists, but only the general style of the studio. But lawyers doubt: if Shi studied on Ghyibli films, it can violate copyright. In the US, the style is not directly protected by law, but the training of AI in other people's work & ndash; This is a gray zone. New York Times is already calling to Openai for being used without permission.

< p > While the courts decide whether it is legal, people continue to have fun. Someone made a ghibli version of Ilon Mask, and someone & mdash; scenes with & laquo; lord of rings & raquo;.