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I guess, but pretty much every LLM is trained with data outside the public domain--whether they admit to it, or not.
by jgalt212 2y ago
I guess, but pretty much every LLM is trained with data outside the public domain--whether they admit to it, or not.
- mossTechnician 2y agoSince a Google product output the result, it had access to the same knowledge base as Google itself - Search, Scholar, etc. And use of copyrighted data for research purposes has always been, as far as I know, considered fair use in AI training. Unfortunately, even if we wanted to, it might be impossible to attribute this success to the authors that it built upon.
- monkeydreams 2y ago> considered fair use in AI training By AI trainers, if not by the authors whose works were encoded.
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- fsckboy 2y ago>outside the public domain public domain is a legal term meaning something like "free from copyright or license restrictions" I believe in this thread people mean not that but "published and likely part of the training corpus"