> GPT isn't doing anything while training that I'm not doing while reading. That's another disagreement. I consider the scale and classification (machine?) to

> GPT isn't doing anything while training that I'm not doing while reading. That's another disagreement. I consider the scale and classification (machine?) to be an important distinction. I would like to think more about this. I probably won't change my initial stance on requiring ml models to be public if they are used commerically even if point 1 shouldn't apply. However, whether they get IP protection of any sort and who owns it depends on sorting out other points I have considered after this.