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by at_ 1634 days ago
I've yet to see that come up as an issue within this niche - it's mostly code based work, so a certain tolerance for forking/remixing is baked in. Unsurprisingly, highly derivative work doesn't raise much interest.
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You and I follow different artists. I've seen artists saying it's becoming a full-time job trying to stop people from turning their work into NFTs.
I'm deep in the generative art NFT thing too, and I've seen it come up a couple of times.

In a couple of cases algorithms have been outright copied and used for new projects. Personally I believe that's wrong and people shouldn't do it. Definitely would not buy any such work.

There's also been a few cases where some code is clearly based on other code, and some artists get mad about that. For myself, this feels a lot less clear cut, and I might consider some such art if I felt it was novel enough.

Yes, as I said lovely for your friends.