A similar dynamic can be observed with text-to-image models like Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion and OpenAI’s Dall-E, which journalists have described as being “inspired” by artists, just like artists are inspired by other artists [116]. Ji…108. “Model size and performance” section, part of Scale’s “Guide to large language models,” at https://scale.com/guides/large-language-models#model-size-and-performance, accessed 31 January 2024.
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Karla Ortiz
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Karla Ortiz is a visual artist and plaintiff in a major legal challenge against generative AI companies over unauthorized training on copyrighted artwork. She appears in the course readings primarily as a case study in debates about artistic labor, data extraction, and the distinction between "inspiration" and machine learning training—marking a key tension between how the AI industry frames model development and how artists and legal scholars contest it. Her litigation exemplifies the emerging regulatory and ethical friction points that Pandaemonium Architecture must grapple with when examining AI's material dependencies on human creative work.
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