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  • Let’s look at music. If a musician loses their arms and can no longer play an instrument, but instead dictates the chords to someone else to play, who is the artist? Who can claim ownership of the piece?

    Then that musician becomes the composer who can copyright the sheet music. The one who plays the chords becomes the performing artist and can copyright the performance.

    Spoken like someone who has never used an LLM before and thinks it magically produces exactly what you want on the first time, every time.

    I have used LLMs extensively, several versions and types. I know how that shit works. And no I do not think that its results are deterministic and accurate.

    Mine is that the tool is the LLM, and that when art is created with it, it should be open to copyright.

    The LLM is the “artist” as it produces the image. And you can’t claim copyright for someone else.