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Anyone is welcome to pay a publication or an author (for books/magazines etc) in order to use their data for training. Companies are also welcome to request con
by isodev 3y ago
Anyone is welcome to pay a publication or an author (for books/magazines etc) in order to use their data for training. Companies are also welcome to request consent from individuals to use their online posts for this purpose.
Otherwise, what OpenAI/Gemini are doing is, simply put, "theft".
- djohnston 3y agoIn France. So the AI winners won’t come from France, although some participants will certainly be French contributing their talents abroad.
- Ragnarork 3y ago[flagged]
- djohnston 3y agoIm Ok with the inevitably of that outcome. My moral interpretation is incidental to that reality.
- trueismywork 3y agoWhy is it stealing? Is it stealing for you to learn something from a public blog post without paying for the book?
- throw10920 3y agoThe public blog post is offered as exactly that, public. The copyrighted content that Google trained on was not public, not paid for, not permitted to be used in training, and not used to train people, only AI. There's no relation between the post and the hypothetical you invented - it's misdirection at best and manipulation at worst to compare them.