Black Mirror creator unafraid of AI because it’s “boring”::Charlie Brooker doesn’t think AI is taking his job any time soon because it only produces trash

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      1 year ago

      It’s ridiculously easy to recreate almost anything on there at a similar or sometimes even better level of quality

      And ridiculously difficult to copyright any of it because it was generated.

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        Yes, AI doesn’t work with copyright.

        And since AI is here to stay, we better replace our failed copyright system with something proper. Disney be damned.

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          we better replace our failed copyright system with something proper. Disney be damned.

          I’d like that? But if you’re expecting the “we” in here to be the current people in their current power structures I suspect you’ll be waiting an awfully long time for that result.

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          The interesting question left is: Will static art survive at all? Will the future still have static movies or will everybody just generate their personalized dynamic entertainment on demand?

          Lol this reminds me of when Kramer from Seinfeld asks if we’ll still be using napkins in the year 2000 or if this “mouth vacuum” thing is for real.

          There’s already been court cases suggesting that AI art isn’t copyrightable.

          The AI art I’ve seen so far is about as compelling as random crap from deviant art. The only difference being at least the starving artists on there know how many fingers are on a hand.