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> Who cares? It seems you're not allowed to integrate this with anything else and show it to anyone, even as an art project. Now they just lack the means to en
by meiraleal 2y ago
> Who cares? It seems you're not allowed to integrate this with anything else and show it to anyone, even as an art project.
Now they just lack the means to enforce it.
- localfirst 2y agoimpossible to enforce
- GuB-42 2y agoThey could potentially watermark the model in order to identify the output. There are techniques for doing that, for example by randomly assigning token into groups A and B, group A probability is increased over group B, if group A is over-represented, chances are that that the output comes from the watermarked model. How effective these techniques are and how acceptable as a proof it is is yet to be defined. I don't think it is the case here, they probably don't really care, and watermarking has a cost.