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Yes, but there's less incentive for large companies to spend huge amounts of money training these systems when other companies can just take their work for free
by kybernetikos 4y ago
Yes, but there's less incentive for large companies to spend huge amounts of money training these systems when other companies can just take their work for free.
Removing IP protection would make it a lot easier to innovate at this level, but it would reduce the amount of money flowing into getting us to the next level.
- pmoriarty 4y agoOr development could shift out of the hands of these large corporations, which might be a good thing. Somehow, though, I doubt they'll let the golden goose slip through their fingers, no matter what happens.
- wkat4242 4y agoNot really. This model only made it to the public because meta was offering it publicly. This won't happen to GPT any time soon so they are safe, copyright or not.