As for me, everything that has appeared on the Internet - there is no point in putting a No Ai license - believe me, most likely your product will be used for machine learning without notifying you about it. I put a No Ai license on my products on this site only out of solidarity with the other guys, although I understand that there is 0 point in this. Last year, I made a profit on turbosquid for products that participated in machine learning (and I want to say it was not bad), but again - no decryption of which products participated in machine learning and when. They just paid me a certain amount with a decryption of the Contributor Fund Program at the end of the year. That's all - no decryption of what and when was used. You can in no way control whether your models were used in machine learning or not. I suspect that many people made a fortune on this. This is purely my personal opinion.
How did you choose license？？ No AI？
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How did you choose license？？ No AI？
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It's pretty simple, really. If you don't want that your assets might be used in AI training datasets, you choose no AI license. If your model depicts any brand or intellectual property that you don't own, or don't have rights to distribute, promote, etc., you choose editorial license. In almost all other cases, it's royalty free license.
Unless you have some terms and conditions of your own, in that case you choose custom license, which applies on top of royalty free license, but does not replace it.
should every model choose no AI?
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No AI for me. CGT has failed to explain how enabling AI would be profitable for artists. They only mention vague concepts of future monetization. To me, vague = scam, or at least not above board. If there are any artists that actually have made money on this, I will gladly retract my comments.
Big shot, should every model choose no AI?
It's up to you. I just mentioned what my opinion is. I could be completely wrong and could be missing out on a valuable way to increase my revenue. But as of yet, I haven't been able to find out any more information on how CGT's idea would work and neither have they shared a blueprint on how it would work. However, there could be thousands of artists getting rich from this, and not willing to share that they are, since it would decrease their revenue if others knew how lucrative it was.
But if you are against CGT's AI implementation, you have to select "No AI" on each model. I think in the past CGT said that they would to it for you if you had several hundred models to change licensing on, but I don't know if they will do that anymore as a service.
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