I&#x27;m sure they&#x27;re trying to patent it. (eg DeepMind has been patenting everything they can, even stuff like dropout and deep q-learning!) Which raises an interesting question: Instapainting is a commercial service and this is targeted at customers:<p>&gt; After your artwork is generated, you are free to use it for any purpose. Upload it to Instapainting.com as an order and an artist will physically hand-paint it!<p>So how does that interact with the patent application? Are they liable for damages once the patents go through or do they just have to take it down?