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> “You should know that training on millions of books is not the only way GPT-3 learns. It is just the foundation of its knowledge.” I’m not a lawyer, but to m
by pavlov 4y ago
> “You should know that training on millions of books is not the only way GPT-3 learns. It is just the foundation of its knowledge.”
I’m not a lawyer, but to me it seems within the realm of possibility that a U.S. court eventually finds strongly in favor of the copyright holders, the Supreme Court agrees (because Big Tech has so few friends left), and OpenAI will be required to destroy the GPT-3 model and all copies of the training data because they can’t filter out copyrighted works.
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- notahacker 4y agoYeah, I think "we can't actually tell which bits of our model are derived from your work which we copied without your permission onto our system for training purposes probably makes AI companies more vulnerable rather than less. Other platforms like search and social media have successfully defended themselves by showing willingness to promptly remove copyrighted material, let copyright holders opt out of indexing or even negotiating stuff like ContentID so copyright holders get paid each time their work is used.