Piderman

Random Junkie thoughts

If I ask chat gpt to write me a nice fantasy story and I use it's plot for a novel which turns out to be a bestseller, whose intellectual property is the novel?? My ? Or chat gpt ?? Can openAI sue me for its rights ??

9mo ago

satan

Stealth9mo

You do know that GPT generated texts are watermarked now and can be detected right? I don't think OpenAI can sue, since it's lauched for public to train their model and fine tune it. But you can't claim the the rights either, if the watermarks are detected.

BiryaniEnthu

Stealth9mo

Watermarked? How??

satan

Stealth9mo

I mean it can be easily detected. Since they use certain style of sentence and phrases.

Elon_Musk

X.com9mo

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