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What part of it is illegal? What if they reverse engineered the model, and then understood the fundamentals of how it worked, and implemented and trained the sa
by rytill 6y ago
What part of it is illegal? What if they reverse engineered the model, and then understood the fundamentals of how it worked, and implemented and trained the same architecture with different data?
Or trained their own architecture with data sampled from the Google model?
is it "stealing" data, the architecture, the parameters, or the act of reverse engineering and productizing the knowledge?
- chrischen 6y agoThat's what patents are for. The tricky part is figuring out what aspects were obvious or not to an industry professional. Models are also usually black boxes, and the techniques used are published.