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I can run these models on my home PC. How are you going to stop me from doing that? Even the free and open source stuff will destroy industries and you can't
by stale2002 3y ago
I can run these models on my home PC.
How are you going to stop me from doing that?
Even the free and open source stuff will destroy industries and you can't confiscate everyone's consumer gamer PCs.
Taxing the big guys doesn't save creative industries. It's a lost cause.
- ndjshe3838 3y agoExactly, you can’t put it back in the box The only thing I can imagine is like limiting people’s compute power But even then they’d just go do it in another country or use an online service based in another country
- supriyo-biswas 3y agoTaxes are meant to capture some of the profit that is made by a business entity. You could use a local model, but if you sell some kind of product or service, the tax would be levied on you. Not declaring that properly, of course, is tax evasion :)
- stale2002 3y agoMost productive work will use AI to facilitate that work in some way. I'm already doing that with coding. There isn't a way to "capture" the value from that. Even if you aren't directly selling AI assets to someone else, people simply using AI themselves will still destroy industries. Good luck confiscating everyone's graphics cards. The cat is is out of the box already. > the tax would be levied on you No it wouldn't. AI is already everywhere. Its game over. You aren't going to be able to track basically anyone who is using local models or other AI.
- BeFlatXIII 3y ago…ånd how would such tax evasion be proven in a court of law?