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I think it's an apt analogy, though I disagree about the implication. If I use ChatGPT to create a work, and that work is "close enough" to an existing copyrig
by andrewla 3y ago
I think it's an apt analogy, though I disagree about the implication.
If I use ChatGPT to create a work, and that work is "close enough" to an existing copyrighted work, then it seems like I am guilty of copyright violation, not ChatGPT.
- JoshuaRogers 3y agoOr both: when downloading music, both the one downloading and the one uploading can see legal action.
- corethree 3y agoIt's not an analogy. This is actually what is done with ML. It is literally a best fit curve problem. Or maybe it is actually an analogy, but then if this was the case the entire field of ML is capable of only understanding the intricacies of ML through the analogy of curve fitting and what's actually going on underneath the analogy remains elusive.