Communications Law
chloe wong
Copyright Protection for Users of Text-to-Image AI Art Generator Models
For our term project, Wing Yiu, Han, and I wanted to explore the issue of copyright protection as regards AI artists who use text-to-image AI art generator models to create their artworks. Feel free to read our paper as attached below and let us know if you have any thoughts on this topic! Our essay: Copyright […]
Human Creations vs. AI Creations — What’s the Difference?
I came across the following tweets in the past few days that really show the sophistication of today’s AI technologies: AI writing a college essay; AI grading a college essay and providing comments; AI generating a movie synopsis. Some of our classmates have posted really interesting thoughts about how copyright law could apply in relation […]
AI and the Replication of Art Styles
In October, I saw someone share on Twitter that they had trained an AI model to generate art in the style of renowned artist Kim Jung Gi, who had passed away only days before. Naturally, the tweet received a lot of backlash from the Twitter art community for disrespecting the memory of Kim by essentially […]