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All the major LLM vendors are vague on datasets because it's quite certainly copyrighted text, (Remember when Google was scanning all the world's books a decade

All the major LLM vendors are vague on datasets because it's quite certainly copyrighted text, (Remember when Google was scanning all the world's books a decade ago?) and they don't want to give the inevitable lawsuits a jump start.

amelius 4y ago
You can just ask ChatGPT what data it was trained on. > The news groups' concerns arose when the computational journalist Francesco Marconi posted a tweet last week saying their work was being used to train ChatGPT. Marconi said he asked the chatbot for a list of news sources it was trained on and received a response naming 20 outlets including the WSJ, New York Times, Bloomberg, Associated Press, Reuters, CNN and TechCrunch. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-17/openai-is-faulted-by-media-for-using-articles-to-train-chatgpt https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-17/openai-is...
- chalst 4y ago
  Wouldn't ChatGPT name a source even if it did not use that source or if the claim could not be sourced?
- _flux 4y ago
  Can ChatGPT be trusted on these kind of matters, though? If doesn't really know how not to know.
  - BonoboIO 4y ago
    Would ChatGPT snitch on ChatGPT
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sebzim4500 4y ago
>Remember when Google was scanning all the world's books a decade ago? Yes, and I remember that they won that lawsuit.