Artists sue AI company for billions, alleging 'parasite' app used their work for free

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Artists sue AI company for billions, alleging the 'parasite' app used their work for free.

As AI-generated images proliferate across the internet, two lawsuits are seeking to rein in the potent technology as well as ensure the artists who unwittingly helped train the tools are financially compensated for their work.

The tool"is a par­a­site that, if allowed to pro­lif­er­ate, will cause irrepara­ble harm to artists, now and in the future," Matthew Butterick, one of the artists' lawyers, alleged in a statement outlining the case. Stability AI, the first open-source image generator, trained its systems on images from across the internet. An independent

"One version of the story is, the AI system scoops up all these images and the system then 'learns' what these images look like so that it can make its own images," said Jane Ginsburg, a professor of literary and artistic property law at Columbia University.

 

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