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What if I overfit my LLM so it spits out copyrighted work with special prompting? Where to draw the line in training?
by SoKamil 1y ago
What if I overfit my LLM so it spits out copyrighted work with special prompting?
Where to draw the line in training?
- ninetyninenine 1y agoI mean the human brain can memorize things as well and it’s not illegal. It’s only illegal if said memorized thing is distributed.
- mrguyorama 1y agoBecause humans have rights AI models do not.
- NoOn3 1y agoExactly. If someone wants to compare AI models with humans, maybe then they give AI Models the right to vote and other rights.
- ninetyninenine 1y agoThey use to say the same thing about black people.
- martin-t 1y agoHumans don't scale. LLMs do. Even if LLMs were actual human-level AI (they are not - by far), a small bunch of rich people could use them to make enormous amounts of money without putting in the enormous amounts of work humans would have to. All the while "training" (= precomputing transformations which among other things make plagiarism detection difficult) on work which took enormous amounts of human labor without compensating those workers.
- tartoran 1y agoHumans can only memorize such few texts in comparison so they'd not be scallable in the same sense LLMs are.
- bonoboTP 1y agoIf you do something else, the result may be something else. The line is drawn by the application of subjective common sense by the judge, just as it is every time.