Maybe I’m misunderstanding you, but the paper is about recovering the unknown hidden dimension of black box LLMs, not copyright. Personally, it’s a relief to h

Maybe I’m misunderstanding you, but the paper is about recovering the unknown hidden dimension of black box LLMs, not copyright. Personally, it’s a relief to hear "stealing" being used in ML to describe something other than copyright infringement. It would be ironic if we Orwell’d our way out of the current mess by using the word in absurd ways. But realistically the title is just marketing. One depressing truth about science that every researcher has to face: make your work sound interesting, or else you won’t be able to continue your work due to lack of funding.