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I wouldn't call ANYONE disrespecting terms and conditions they may have agreed to a sociopath. Not everything in a contract is enforceable just because it's wri
by heyoni 3y ago
I wouldn't call ANYONE disrespecting terms and conditions they may have agreed to a sociopath. Not everything in a contract is enforceable just because it's written there, whether or not both parties signed it. And unless it's spewing out copyrighted materials "verbatim" there is an argument to be made that the LLM learned to talk from an open source and inserted knowledge from a copyrighted one.
However this turns out for private AI, I hope at the very least it can be considered fair use. Monetized LLMs can be forced to pay up or follow terms but individuals should be able to pool together and create open source models. I'm not saying I have the exact legal arguments for why this would work but LLMs in their current forms need to exist.
- gumballindie 3y agoI absolutely agree that LLMs should exist. Torrents still exist and have their purpose. Criminals always argued that their crime is not really a crime and found all kinds of arguments in favour of it. Similarity people developing ai that doesnt respect people’s property use all sorts of wild arguments in their favour - ai learns like a human, it benefits society, other countries will use it against us, and so on. That doesnt mean we should give into their demands to destroy society and people’s lives so they can have a competitive advantage over honest people. The fact that they want to steal, destroy entire industries they take from, and demolish norms so they can make their software appear intelligent, makes them sociopaths.