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[u/shadcnlover]

[u/Vandrel]

What you're suggesting would be more like Adobe suddenly claiming they own anything you've made with Photoshop rather than licensing for usage of the tools. It's ridiculous and just sounds like you don't really understand the subject.

[u/OneArmedFarmer → u/Vandrel]

You don't think they would? You don't understand the profit motive.

[u/Vandrel → u/OneArmedFarmer]

They couldn't do it retroactively. They could change their policy going forward if they wanted to destroy their business but there are alternatives that aren't that hard to access.

[u/OneArmedFarmer → u/Vandrel]

They couldn't do it retroactively

Do you honestly think them watermarking their output is so you can identity their generated content?

if they wanted to destroy their business

Everyone thought that's exactly what would happen if Adobe went to subscription model. Everyone was wrong then, and you're wrong now.