Let’s say an artist draws images in a very unique style. Afterwards, a lot of Dalle 2 images get created in the same style. That would make the style less unique and less valuable.
It’s plausible financial harm in a way that doesn’t exist in the case on which the Supreme Court ruled.
I don’t believe it’s a slam dunk either. I do believe there’s room for the Supreme Court to decide either way. The fact that it’s not a slam dunk either way suggests that spending money on making a stronger legal argument is valuable.
Let’s say an artist draws images in a very unique style. Afterwards, a lot of Dalle 2 images get created in the same style. That would make the style less unique and less valuable.
It’s plausible financial harm in a way that doesn’t exist in the case on which the Supreme Court ruled.
I don’t believe it’s a slam dunk either. I do believe there’s room for the Supreme Court to decide either way. The fact that it’s not a slam dunk either way suggests that spending money on making a stronger legal argument is valuable.
You can’t copyright a style.