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Why do you want to poison your code in this way? Is it because you don't want another company to profit off of it? Why release the code publicly at all then? Is
by newswasboring 4y ago
Why do you want to poison your code in this way? Is it because you don't want another company to profit off of it? Why release the code publicly at all then? Is this just about licensing or am I missing something.
- jruohonen 4y agoPeople who prefer BSD etc. licenses have no problems of companies benefiting but they still want attribution. The same goes for science.
- gumballindie 4y agoAi folk logic is that if a theft victim didn't want to get robbed they should have left their wallet at home: "if you don't want your code stolen then don't share it". Appalling. Edit: wording.
- newswasboring 4y agoDamn dude, use a different analogy, please. You do not have to be this indecent and insensitive.
- gumballindie 4y agoUpdated, thanks for pointing it out. But yeah ai bros are quite indecent and insensitive in their quest for data.
- newswasboring 4y agoI dont know man. I might fall into your categorization of AI bro. You can check my post history over the past couple weeks, I think I have exclusively posted about GPT related things. I will never use this analogy.
- gumballindie 4y agoI don't know about you specifically, as not everyone that works in ai is an ai bro, but some will happily grab people's data without consent.
- newswasboring 4y agoI think we still disagree on data usage behavior, I just don't think that analogy was decent. Thanks for changing it.
- gumballindie 4y agoNo problem, my apologies for it. In regards to disagreeing, that's fine. What I want is ethical ai and a healthy path forward. I absolutely enjoy this tech but needs to be done right. I don't understand why such amazing tech needs to be built upon malice when there are clear positive alternative ways to doing it.