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>This wouldn't be an issue if we actually recognized the theft of intellectual property that underlies training of these LLMs Suddenly people think copying thi
by drstewart 4y ago
>This wouldn't be an issue if we actually recognized the theft of intellectual property that underlies training of these LLMs
Suddenly people think copying things on the internet is theft again. What happened to "its just a copyright violation and nobody loses anything anyway, it's not theft!" when you're torrenting movies and video games?
>The fair-use argument holds no water, and if we didn't have a broken government in the US, it certainly would doom these tools to being trained only on data they've generated themselves, which is how it should be.
Well surely the "fixed" and "working" governments of Canada and the EU will take action against this promptly! Can you share the bills they've already passed that will doom these tools?
- agentultra 4y agoIANAL but these seem like two different accusations. Copying a movie and watching it in your own home and sharing it with your neighbour is different from redistributing a new film you claim is your own but is derived directly from the movie you downloaded; sure your changed the character names and dubbed over a few lines but you didn’t create the assets used and you didn’t attribute the sources of the ones didn’t alter or produce on your own. I think the argument is that It’d be like those knock-off studios using someone else’s footage in parts of their films without permission.
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- austhrow743 4y agoThere were many more people that thought copyright was good and right the entire time. They just silently torrent movies and video games instead.