
Will an AI art generator be trained that uses only public domain and Creative Commons images by the end of 2023?
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I did a straw poll of artist friends who objected to stable diffusion, and most said their main issue was it being trained on copyrighted images.
This market resolves YES, if any major generative art AI is released before 2024 that is trained exclusively on public domain and Creative Commons licensed images (or at least a data set that is credibly 99% such images).
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