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Right. And what even is the penalty of that TOS violation and how enforceable is it? I don't have an OpenAI account. I have never agreed to any TOS. I don't se

• judge2020 4y ago
  If Google were specifically going to ChatGPT to get its output and train off of it, they could be sued for breach of contract - and OpenAI would likely have a pretty good argument: - they specifically tried extracting and learning from our model when it says you can't in our TOS - this makes it easier for them to compete with us via the data they obtain in their breach of contract - more businesses and enterprises might pass up on renting a shared or dedicated instance from us if they can just get it from Google
  • danShumway 4y ago
    > If Google were specifically going to ChatGPT to get its output and train off of it But (correct me if I'm wrong) I don't think anyone anywhere is claiming that's what happened. The claim was just that Google looked into using existing chats that it scraped from another website. Edit: realizing you're probably replying specifically to the question I asked, "and what even is the penalty of that TOS violation and how enforceable is it?" In which case, yeah, that's a decent clarification to add, sorry for pushing back on it.