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So it genuinely does not matter to you how completely irrelevant US copyright law is to China, when using a Chinese LLM? That’s such a weirdly specific applica
by redcobra762 2y ago
So it genuinely does not matter to you how completely irrelevant US copyright law is to China, when using a Chinese LLM?
That’s such a weirdly specific application of a moral principle, it’s hard to believe.
- troyvit 2y agoIt doesn't matter to you how completely irrelevant global copyright law is to OpenAI? [1] [1] https://futurism.com/the-byte/openai-copyrighted-material-parliament https://futurism.com/the-byte/openai-copyrighted-material-pa...
- redcobra762 2y agoNo, but then again I didn't claim copyright law mattered to me at all, you did.
- troyvit 2y agoI also said: > The bottom line though is that nobody is innocent in that regard. In other words, that bird has flown and it isn't a valid reason to choose one model over another.
- redcobra762 2y agoExcept you said it was worth caring about! I agree with what you wrote here, but I thought we were talking about this because you had concerns about OpenAI's disrespect for copyright.
- troyvit 2y agoHey just wanna say I was sick yesterday, so if I was a schmuck I apologize. I think we actually agree on most of the things, and even as I was posting responses I was like, "... there's something hypocritical here but I can't quite see it." So again, my apologies.
- CamperBob2 2y agoIt doesn't matter to the Chinese, and that's all that matters. To the extent that training a model with copyrighted material infringes copyright, copyright law has to change. There is no other point of view. Disagreement means forfeiting a very important game before it even begins.