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IANAL but just spitballing: - The qualitative differences. You can't run an unbounded # of simultaneous and 24/7 instances of a natural human intelligence. -

IANAL but just spitballing: - The qualitative differences. You can't run an unbounded # of simultaneous and 24/7 instances of a natural human intelligence. - Machine learning models are not people and do not have rights. - Obtaining the training material itself requires massive copyright infringement. GPT-3 was even openly trained on books from a literal pirate torrent tracker.

dorkwood 3y ago
> GPT-3 was even openly trained on books from a literal pirate torrent tracker What's stopping a human from reading all of the same books?
- rectang 3y ago
  As the previous commenter indicated, scale — it’s not physically possible for a human to read that many books. Even the most dedicated readers will only read a few thousand books in their lifetime. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/93594/heres-how-many-books-you-can-expect-read-you-die https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/93594/heres-how-many-boo... ChatGPT is trained on orders of magnitude more books than a human can consume. https://torrentfreak.com/authors-accuse-openai-of-using-pirate-sites-to-train-chatgpt-230630/ https://torrentfreak.com/authors-accuse-openai-of-using-pira... > OpenAI hasn’t disclosed the datasets that ChatGPT is trained on, but in an older paper two databases are referenced; “Books1” and “Books2”. The first one contains roughly 63,000 titles and the latter around 294,000 titles