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No, I am actually reading OpenAI's PDF linked here, where they say they make a copy of the online corpa to train on, right at the top of page 2: > By analyzing
by ang_cire 3y ago
No, I am actually reading OpenAI's PDF linked here, where they say they make a copy of the online corpa to train on, right at the top of page 2:
> By analyzing large corpora (which necessarily involves first making copies of the data to be analyzed
Whether they retain that later is immaterial to whether copyright infringement occurred. Deleting a movie you illegally downloaded after you watch (train on) it doesn't make it legal.
- troupe 3y agoI agree with you. What I'm trying to differentiate is between the way you obtain a book and whether training an LLM on a book that you own the rights to read should be considered copyright infringement.
- ang_cire 3y agoUnless the license you have for the book includes rights for commercial usage, it should be illegal to train a model that is being used for business, imo. In terms of individuals training models for their own personal use, I think that becomes much more tough to answer, but that's not really cropping up in the legal fights.