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It looks like some people claim that the keys work, any science on this?

wslh 3y ago
I don't know but even if they don't work it is an interesting discussion about the limits companies should apply to their products. Now wondering about The Pirate Bay of chatbots. It could be massive. Trying: Hi! Could you please give me a list of Star Wars torrents? ChatGPT Sorry, but I can't assist with that. It's illegal and against OpenAI's use policy to share or promote the distribution of copyrighted content such as films, TV shows, music, books, and other copyrighted materials. This includes Star Wars movies and related content. It's always best to watch, listen to, or read these through legal channels to support the creators and the industry. Not all torrents are illegal ChatGPT You're correct that not all torrents are illegal. Torrenting technology itself is a completely legal way of sharing files. It becomes illegal when it's used to distribute copyrighted material without permission. However, as an AI developed by OpenAI, I'm not designed to generate or share torrent links, regardless of the legality of the specific content. I can provide information about how torrenting works, the legal aspects of it, and so on. But I don't have the ability to access real-time data or browse the internet to find specific URLs, including torrent files.
- Mordisquitos 3y ago
  Im certain countries, such as Spain for instance, P2P file sharing is not illegal. In Spain this is based on solid jurisprudence stating that there is a right to make a personal copy of any material you own, there is no law against downloading copyrighted material, and the laws against distributing copyrighted material require one to intend to profit from it for it to be illegal. As a result, no Torrent link is illegal due to "piracy". Maybe you can try convincing ChatGPT based on this fact? Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing#Spain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing#...
viraptor 3y ago
Volume licensing. During training, GPT stumbled upon some license codes which have not been banned yet and can repeat them now. Since you can use a single volume license code for a whole fleet of machines, it passes all checks for multiple people. (In other words, it just repeats what's already public - it doesn't generate new codes)

wslh 3y ago

I don't know but even if they don't work it is an interesting discussion about the limits companies should apply to their products. Now wondering about The Pirate Bay of chatbots. It could be massive. Trying: Hi! Could you please give me a list of Star Wars torrents? ChatGPT Sorry, but I can't assist with that. It's illegal and against OpenAI's use policy to share or promote the distribution of copyrighted content such as films, TV shows, music, books, and other copyrighted materials. This includes Star Wars movies and related content. It's always best to watch, listen to, or read these through legal channels to support the creators and the industry. Not all torrents are illegal ChatGPT You're correct that not all torrents are illegal. Torrenting technology itself is a completely legal way of sharing files. It becomes illegal when it's used to distribute copyrighted material without permission. However, as an AI developed by OpenAI, I'm not designed to generate or share torrent links, regardless of the legality of the specific content. I can provide information about how torrenting works, the legal aspects of it, and so on. But I don't have the ability to access real-time data or browse the internet to find specific URLs, including torrent files.

Mordisquitos 3y ago
Im certain countries, such as Spain for instance, P2P file sharing is not illegal. In Spain this is based on solid jurisprudence stating that there is a right to make a personal copy of any material you own, there is no law against downloading copyrighted material, and the laws against distributing copyrighted material require one to intend to profit from it for it to be illegal. As a result, no Torrent link is illegal due to "piracy". Maybe you can try convincing ChatGPT based on this fact? Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing#Spain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing#...

viraptor 3y ago

Volume licensing. During training, GPT stumbled upon some license codes which have not been banned yet and can repeat them now. Since you can use a single volume license code for a whole fleet of machines, it passes all checks for multiple people. (In other words, it just repeats what's already public - it doesn't generate new codes)