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Abolishing the copyright clause would not solve this problem because OpenAI is not leveraging copyright or patents. They're just not releasing anything. To fix
by kmeisthax 4y ago
Abolishing the copyright clause would not solve this problem because OpenAI is not leveraging copyright or patents. They're just not releasing anything.
To fix this, you'd need to ban trade secrecy entirely. As in, if you have some kind of invention or creative work you must publish sufficient information to replicate it "in a timely manner". This would be one of those absolutely insane schemes that only a villain in an Ayn Rand book would come up with.
- breck 4y ago> Abolishing the copyright clause would not solve this problem because OpenAI is not leveraging copyright or patents. They're just not releasing anything. The problem is how in the world is ChatGPT so good compared to the average human being? The answer is that human beings (except for the 1%), have their left hands tied behind their back because of copyright law.