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I would argue if the fair use argument holds up - that the most substantial value of these models lies in their training dataset. It would be morally reprehens
by torginus 3y ago
I would argue if the fair use argument holds up - that the most substantial value of these models lies in their training dataset.
It would be morally reprehensible for anyone to block training open models based on the data provided by the public at large. Such legalization would be totally unacceptable.
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- JohnFen 3y agoWhy would that be morally reprehensible? Is it not as "morally reprehensible" that I have to restrict my use of the internet now in order to avoid having my works used in that way? That reduces the amount of information available to everybody, after all.