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TBH if you trained with lots of data you’re not supposed to use (no consent), you probably should be forced to release things. You shouldn’t get the agency to w
by vsareto 4y ago
TBH if you trained with lots of data you’re not supposed to use (no consent), you probably should be forced to release things. You shouldn’t get the agency to withhold work if you didn’t respect others’ choices about not contributing to AI.
However generally it feels right to let the authors decide who has access to their work. If you have a different view, go do the work yourself.
- tchaffee 4y ago> if you trained with lots of data you’re not supposed to use (no consent), you probably should be forced to release things That doesn't sound right at all. If you've used my work with no consent, it would seem that shutting you down would be the next legal and ethical step.