man i haven't been here since they started implementing ai and scat into the game and from the looks of these comments it was a good idea to jump ship. i only came back out of morbid curiosity to see just how much further things have fallen since then. so from my understanding this is being turned into a steam game and all the actual art is being replaced by ai, is it even legal to sell this on steam if it's full of ai art?
People toss around the word "legal" when the law has nothing to do with it. Is it within Steam's guidelines for a title to use AI art?
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that they use pre-generated AI content.
So, if Uberpie wants to submit Taffy Tales for consideration on Steam, Uberpie will have to publicly disclose that AI generated art is used in Taffy Tales.
Now, to an actual legal point - as a reminder - because Uberpie is using AI generated art (trained from his originally drawn art) and it is obvious that Uberpie makes little, if any, effort to edit after the generation of the art, Uberpie has lost much of their claim to IP rights if anyone were to use their art for their own purpose. Even if Uberpie were to simply edit to remove two extra assholes or the errant finger, that may not be sufficient to protect their copyright for their art.
