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What if they do a "clean room approach" of sorts. One non-public LLM is trained on copyrighted material and creates its own articles about stuff. Then a public
by exitb 2y ago
What if they do a "clean room approach" of sorts. One non-public LLM is trained on copyrighted material and creates its own articles about stuff. Then a public LLM is trained on these articles. It appears to work for people-based processes.
- techjamie 2y agoThe problem with that approach is that any biases the original model has will be amplified during the training process, and cause it to have issues.
- tivert 2y ago> It appears to work for people-based processes. Machines aren't people, and workarounds based on the affordances given to people should not work for machines, because machines should not be given those affordances.
- ben_w 2y agoI see no reason to care what affordances someone gives to an (artificial) machine that I don't own.