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I mean it could also be that this is just a case of an OpenAI spokesperson repeating the OpenAI party line? OpenAI's very existence depends on training LLMs on
by mort96 2y ago
I mean it could also be that this is just a case of an OpenAI spokesperson repeating the OpenAI party line? OpenAI's very existence depends on training LLMs on copyrighted works being considered fair use, so I would be extremely surprised if any spokesperson ever hinted that it might not be fair use.
I can see where you're coming from with wanting the government to be more proactive in clamping down on illegal practices. But it's pretty standard, from what I understand, that violations civil law only has consequences if and when an aggrieved party goes to court.
- luqtas 2y agoit's a ~ 160 billion company that only reached this far because of copyright violation Sora's presentation [0]: on multiple text input examples "... the video does not contain any text or additional objects." are you gonna say it's a prompt for no text on signs or banners or is it a way to get rid of subtitles & watermark logos? [0] https://hpcaitech.github.io/Open-Sora/ https://hpcaitech.github.io/Open-Sora/
- mort96 2y agoYeah, as I said, I see where you're coming from. I'm just saying that, as far as I understand, it's not unusual in any way. In fact, it almost seems to be a part of the Silicon Valley VC playbook to blatantly break the law and either grow so huge that the law has to change to accommodate, or cash out before the law breaking has consequences.