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Actually, training it yourself is probably better in terms of copyright. If you train an LLM that only you use, from books you own, I don't see how that is actu
by tensor 2y ago
Actually, training it yourself is probably better in terms of copyright. If you train an LLM that only you use, from books you own, I don't see how that is actually illegal. As long as you're not selling the LLM or content it generates is there any legal issue?
- Terr_ 2y ago> If you train an LLM that only you use, from books you own, I don't see how that is actually illegal. But it won't be functional, because Large Language Models requires far more samples than your private library, at least if you want it to do things that you couldn't solve with a much simpler deterministic search. For example, usefully extending the document "Which book had the sarcastic one-armed antagonist?" with another sentence that happens to also be the answer.