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Let's consider some simplified cases. A. I get a copy of ChatGPT's code (via some legitimate means) and train it exclusively on my written work. I argue that a
by dsr_ 4y ago
Let's consider some simplified cases.
A. I get a copy of ChatGPT's code (via some legitimate means) and train it exclusively on my written work. I argue that all output from the dsr_%_ChatGPT instance is derivative from my work. I assert that when I prompt it, the results are also my work. Further, when someone else prompts it, the results are infringing on my work.
B. Same as A, but I train it 50% on my written work and 50% on jacquesm's written work. I assert that when I prompt it, the results always infringe on jacquesm, and if jacquesm prompts it, the results always infringe on me.
Does anyone disagree with either of the above?
- jacquesm 4y agoThat's a very interesting way to try to find the line.