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>I hope they train on every book they’ve ever acquired and release those models to the world Yay, more AI slop to pollute the internet with.
by jplusequalt 1y ago
>I hope they train on every book they’ve ever acquired and release those models to the world
Yay, more AI slop to pollute the internet with.
- toomuchtodo 1y agoWas Google Search slop? Edit: I respect your position to not engage. We can just do things regardless of those who would disagree (which is good imho when the risk of harm is low and the benefit potentially high), in this case while still adhering to the law as set forth by a court. The judicial interpretation guides that you can train if you own a copy of the work; build accordingly. When Search Engine Services meet Large Language Models: Visions and Challenges - https://arxiv.org/html/2407.00128v1 https://arxiv.org/html/2407.00128v1
- jplusequalt 1y agoIt is now. I'm not going to engage with anyone who tries to force a weak comparison with an LLM to a different kind of technology. I think we as developers and scientists are well aware that these LLMs are sufficiently different from what's come before for such a comparison to work.