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Very interesting! This would give Japan a real competitive productivity advantage if ML tools are banned or severely hampered elsewhere. It would also mean that
by zone411 4y ago
Very interesting! This would give Japan a real competitive productivity advantage if ML tools are banned or severely hampered elsewhere. It would also mean that other countries would need to ban not just scraping but also the resulting code or AI-generated media.
- bombolo 4y agoI'm sure chatgpt would be of much less interest worldwide if it only spoke japanese.
- zone411 4y agoDoesn't follow. Why would a tool built in Japan limit itself to Japanese? ChatGPT doesn't limit itself to English.
- bombolo 4y agoTo export you must abide to the laws of the country you're exporting to.
- kragen 4y agoyour novel theory of extraterritorial jurisdiction will no doubt be very interesting to trips litigators afaik asahi v. superior court is still governing precedent in the usa though so it won't be of any interest to domestic litigators in the usa
- bombolo 4y agoPerhaps you can't read words? Extraterritorial jurisdiction? You sell stuff to country A, you comply with laws of country A. Which is why USA companies have to take GRPR into account. You make an illegal model for country A? Can't sell it there.
- zone411 4y agoYou wouldn't sell the model, you would sell its outputs. I can legally buy products made by factories in Bangladesh that would violate all sorts of laws if they were operating in the U.S. It will be for international trade agreements to determine.
- bombolo 4y agoYou mean operate in a legal grey area and shut down when the loophole is closed