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Going by this logic, why is OpenAI forbidding use of the content it generates for training other models?
by KuriousCat 3y ago
Going by this logic, why is OpenAI forbidding use of the content it generates for training other models?
- johnnyanmac 3y agoWell, mostly because of corporate greed of ownership. But the underlying issue is that Ai training in AI is a recipe for ruining the entire training set. At least in these early stages.
- KuriousCat 3y agoNot just greed, they want to silence copyright holders whose works they freely use and at the same time prevent others from using theirs. It is like having different set of rules for them. I don't believe training itself is ruining anything, it is the proposed model of value capture and marginalizing content creators that poses greater threat.
- spookie 3y agoYes, you've condensed the problem in display quite well here. It's not even just hypocrisy, but also short sighted behaviour. Artists will learn to not trust the web, if they haven't already. The greatest time to train a model was yesterday, eventually no novel ideas, expressions, art will prosper on the "open" web. Just a regurgitation of some statistical idea of words, and pixels.
- throwup238 3y agoThey can write whatever they want in their Terms of Service. That's the logic. That doesn't mean that courts will meaningfully enforce it for them.
- KuriousCat 3y agoI understand that, only pointing out the hypocrisy
- kelnos 3y agoBecause any company, hypocrisy be damned, will use every legal lever at their disposal to protect their business model.
- KuriousCat 3y agoHope we are not normalizing hypocrisy, usually it is very destructive.