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If so, it will not affect the progress of AI, because the AI companies will simply buy sufficient data. E.g. OpenAI's valuation alone means it could buy the lar
by vidarh 3y ago
If so, it will not affect the progress of AI, because the AI companies will simply buy sufficient data. E.g. OpenAI's valuation alone means it could buy the largest publishers and image banks if they wanted.
What an outcome like that would do, however, would be to massively centralise the ability to train legal models.
At the same time you'd end up with a lot of "washing" of training data (a lot of "works for hire" that'd really be outputs of models trained on copyrighted works), and a lot of development moving to other countries.
- cyanydeez 3y agoconsider what a properly vetted model looks like. besides obtaining copyright it'd also become a wiki like source combed through and cleaned up. I'm pretty sure we are at the low hanging fruit and waiting for a mechanical turk to properly put a training set together.