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The market for the entire contents of say OpenAI's entire codebase mangled and corrupted at parts might be 0 as well, doesn't make it not stealing. When NVIDIA'
by zaptheimpaler 2y ago
The market for the entire contents of say OpenAI's entire codebase mangled and corrupted at parts might be 0 as well, doesn't make it not stealing. When NVIDIA's or Samsung's IP was leaked including binary firmware that is hard to read and understood by very few, that doesn't magically mean stealing and releasing it became legal.
- harshreality 2y agoIt doesn't magically mean anything, but you're comparing a case where there's a plausible argument for fair use (no commercial impact from the training set sharing, not done for profit, transformative), against... what specific instance are you talking about with NV or Samsung? Theft of trade secrets? Samsung leaking their own IP to chatgpt, through stupidity, isn't illegal. This doesn't even affect the major AI companies that are doing training, does it? Don't you think Google, OpenAI, Anthropic all have their own datasets by now? If they wanted to use bulk content from pirate ebook and academic paper libraries, they would've already mirrored most of those sites a long time ago.