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That's not AMD's fault. They are abiding by the law. If IP holders licensed or shared their data, AMD could train on them.
by esafak 2y ago
That's not AMD's fault. They are abiding by the law. If IP holders licensed or shared their data, AMD could train on them.
- t-3 2y agoIt's important to note that AMD is an IP company, Meta is a data company. AMD would be shooting itself in the foot if it normalized flagrantly violating the IP of others. Meta doesn't care about IP, they just want to sell ads and data.
- mdp2021 2y agoYou must have misunderstood the post: the OP wrote «great to see that they even trained it on open datasets», to which I replied "why should that be «great»: machines with sought "intellectual" abilities must be trained on a larger corpus than just open". The point is not about any «AMD's fault». It is about "why would it be great to have LLMs trained on limited (open) data".