The preview labelled "small-guide" doesn't show up for me. I'm assuming it's because it has absolutely monstrous dimensions. Not exactly a good preview at that size, but it does show just how huge this submission really is.
No response from submitter. Pending any new information on the license and attribution, I will have to remove this submission soon.
EDIT: submitter removed CC-BY-SA/GPL components. A monocle overlay to the original Ogre; good solution, but you guys actually have to let me know when something changes. It's a good thing I double-checked the download file before deleting this.
That gets into the difference between inspiration and derivation. All art created by humans is inspired by their experiences, but it is not always "derived" from the experiences.
Is the AI using the training art to derive new art or is the AI only inspired by the training material? From my knowledge of specialized artificial intelligence, it is the former. It will never produce a work that deviates from the bounds of the source training material, which would be possible if it were truly inspiration.
"600+ Sprites"? are you counting the single-pixel stars as individual sprites?
I love the whimsy of this.
this is extensive! :D
The preview labelled "small-guide" doesn't show up for me. I'm assuming it's because it has absolutely monstrous dimensions. Not exactly a good preview at that size, but it does show just how huge this submission really is.
No response from submitter. Pending any new information on this, I will have to remove this submission soon.
See my comment on https://opengameart.org/content/vector-animal-3#comment-86329
See my comment on https://opengameart.org/content/vector-animal-3#comment-86329
Nice.
Can you tell me more about the original pattern and Adobe's EULA for derivatives? Are there links to the information?No response from submitter. Pending any new information on the license and attribution, I will have to remove this submission soon.EDIT: submitter removed CC-BY-SA/GPL components. A monocle overlay to the original Ogre; good solution, but you guys actually have to let me know when something changes. It's a good thing I double-checked the download file before deleting this.
I'm afraid so. Though, as MNDV said, it makes for a fascinating thought experiment.
That gets into the difference between inspiration and derivation. All art created by humans is inspired by their experiences, but it is not always "derived" from the experiences.
Is the AI using the training art to derive new art or is the AI only inspired by the training material? From my knowledge of specialized artificial intelligence, it is the former. It will never produce a work that deviates from the bounds of the source training material, which would be possible if it were truly inspiration.
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