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If you can’t share the dataset, under what twisted reality are you fine to share the derivative models based on those unsharable datasets? In a better world, t
by ab5tract 2y ago
If you can’t share the dataset, under what twisted reality are you fine to share the derivative models based on those unsharable datasets?
In a better world, there would be no “I ran some algos on it and now it’s mine” defense.
- guitarlimeo 2y agoYeah was gonna say exactly the same thing. Weird how the legislation allows releasing LLMs trained on data that is not allowed to be shared otherwise.
- floydnoel 2y agoMeta might possibly have a license to use (some of) that data, but not a license to distribute it. Legislation has little to do with it, I imagine.