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this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2023
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Are drugs made this way unpatentable, like AI generated images or text aren't copyrightable?
i don't think so, if the model is owned by single company, trained on their own dataset, access is restricted and basically used as an internal tool, that would make that company sole owners of all generated content right? that's what happened with chematica, this is used for synthesis planning at merck so mildly similar area
Well that's not how it works with AI generated text or images. OpenAI can't copyright anything ChatGPT produces no more than anyone else can.
The article gives a hint, by explaining AI does only part of the work.