That wouldn't do anything. You can copyright the weights but not the model outputs, if this stands. Incidentally, I have no idea if slightly perturbing the weights of a model that falls under a certain license would then allow you to completely escape that license, my guess is that if the overall result is fairly similar the answer would be no.
Also, I do feel that this whole thing is a bit moot. If the author just claimed that they created the art they would probably be granted copyright protection.
That wouldn't do anything. You can copyright the weights but not the model outputs, if this stands. Incidentally, I have no idea if slightly perturbing the weights of a model that falls under a certain license would then allow you to completely escape that license, my guess is that if the overall result is fairly similar the answer would be no.
Also, I do feel that this whole thing is a bit moot. If the author just claimed that they created the art they would probably be granted copyright protection.