Short conversation (YouTube short) discussing legal uncertainty around copyright for AI-generated content. Speakers reference the Getty AI photograph exhibit and ongoing cases such as Disney v. MidJourney, and express that these disputes will be protracted.
Yes, My name is Luis Vega. My understanding is that AI is not copyrightable, that things that are created using AI do not necessarily belong to the artist. The Getty had the first AI photography exhibit and it was an issue because it was created with the usage of AI and they couldn't copyright it. Do you. Are you aware of that or is that my.
I come from a family of intellectual property rights lawyers, so ultimately, yes, I am well aware. And the pro. The thing is that ultimately, if you look at some of these. Have you looked at like, Disney versus Mid Journey or any of that stuff? Do you read these. These cases? Yeah. I mean, these are. It's going to. How are you a lawyer? How long do you think it's going to take to settle that one?
They're going to keep hashing it out because no matter who loses their law.
It'S 10 years easily. And the thing is that ultimately these. Yes, there are copyright issues and everything, but by the time those get hashed out, there may be no copyright holders to sue.
