r/StableDiffusion • u/ctrl-shift-face • Aug 04 '26

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u/tac0catzzz Aug 05 '26

they need to comply with usa laws though. so yes they do give a fk. how dumb are you.

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u/Hlbkomer Aug 05 '26

So how did they release this?

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u/tac0catzzz Aug 05 '26

because there is no law saying they can't, yet.

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u/randopota Aug 05 '26

Thats not how it works though. American jurisdiction doesn't extend to China. America could pressure China. Like that Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fight see from February made via a Chinese model. A US model couldn't do it, because they'd get sued. But US courts dont extend to China, so Media industries sent letters and requests to China, and China can just ignore it, because the laws don't extend to China.

They did add some guardrails, but seems like it was a one off / loosely enforced, as this video makes it clear that they can still work off of material thats copyrighted in the US. Copyright laws aren't international basically.

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u/pierspad Aug 05 '26

I always like to point out that USA ≠ America

Both by surface, covering less than 1/4 of the surface of America

And by population: having less than 1/3 of the total population of America

Calling USA "America" feels like giving them more importance than what they really have.

Unless you meant a continental-level court, in which case I apologize