2 ms·
I don't think that's true. When chatgpt generates something that infringes (even on something not in the training data) it is still infringement and the output
by singpolyma3 2y ago
I don't think that's true. When chatgpt generates something that infringes (even on something not in the training data) it is still infringement and the output cannot be used by the user for anything they couldn't use the original for.
Luckily it doesn't do that often under normal use
- mirzap 2y agoBut that's the point he tries to make. When you "teach" LLM with some knowledge, you teach it a set of patterns. It won't necessarily drop the code that infringes copyright. Say you load Gumroad code into Gemini Pro context and say something like: "Check this app. Analyze the implementation of feature XY... I need you to help me implement feature XY... but in Go". Then, you can recreate an entire platform that will look nothing like the original but will have the same features and open source it.