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Topic	Generative AI and the creative arts.
foolm0r0n 05/04/23 3:55:08 PM #74:	HaRRicH posted... Still looking for the gray areas here though...how much must I paint over the painting before I can call it my own? Probably can't just paint my name at the bottom, probably can't just trace over it or paint by numbers over it. Can I reenvision the same image in a different way -- this realistic-looking oak tree now has a cartoon palm tree painted over it in the same canvas, for example? Can I even use that canvas at all for anything anymore? A closer analogy would be the art director of an animation, like Miyazaki. He's not the one drawing the final movie frames, his huge team of artists is. Does that mean he's not the artist of that animation? --- _foolmo_ he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:973264232] in Generative... [t:80427419]...</cite> <quote>HaRRicH posted... </cite><quote>Still looking for the gray areas here though...how much must I paint over the painting before I can call it my own? Probably can't just paint my name at the bottom, probably can't just trace over it or paint by numbers over it. Can I reenvision the same image in a different way -- this realistic-looking oak tree now has a cartoon palm tree painted over it in the same canvas, for example? Can I even use that canvas at all for anything anymore?</quote>A closer analogy would be the art director of an animation, like Miyazaki. He's not the one drawing the final movie frames, his huge team of artists is. Does that mean he's not the artist of that animation? --- _foolmo_he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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