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The issue isn’t the resource usage as much as the content they’re stealing for reproduction purposes.
by matt3210 1y ago
The issue isn’t the resource usage as much as the content they’re stealing for reproduction purposes.
- berkes 1y agoThat's not true for the vast amount of creative-commons, open-source and other permissive licenced content. (Aside: the licenses and distribution advocated by many of the same demography (information wants to be free -folks, jstor protestors, GPL-zealots) that now opposes LLMs using that content. )
- jsheard 1y ago> GPL-zealots I'm sure GPL zealots would be happier about this situation if LLM vendors abided by the spirit of the license by releasing their models under GPL after ingesting GPL data, but we all know that isn't happening.
- reginald78 1y agoThat is one part, but they are so voracious and aggressive that they are starting to crush hosts of that content and cause things become less open. In a way, they are not only 'stealing' it for themselves but they're also erasing it for humans.