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Ok. I may as well come clean. For the past 36 years, I have been ingesting all of the information available to train a model called b33-j0r I didn’t mean to re
by b33j0r 3y ago
Ok. I may as well come clean. For the past 36 years, I have been ingesting all of the information available to train a model called b33-j0r
I didn’t mean to read your books, they were mostly trash. I’m so sorry for reading things you published!
- wickoff 3y agoI hope this point of view wins eventually. It's the only sensible one.
- kijalo 3y agoPresumably you paid for some of the trash you read, either through buying a book outright, borrowing from your library (taxes), etc?
- b33j0r 3y agoHey, if we have to pay a content-agnostic version of spotify $0.000006 cents per token to a vague group of original authors, I’m all for it! But how are we going to compensate Kurt Cobain, the Beatles, Beethoven, and random sounds I heard from my backyard for my supposedly original works on my soundcloud?
- infinitezest 3y agoSnark aside, for this analogy to work you'd have to be able to leverage your "training data" at a much larger scale than a single person typically can. You would also need to be able to train at the same speed. Scale is the key factor here.