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> The plagiarism argument is thin and feels biased are you being serious with this one

• CuriouslyC 9mo ago
  If you're already sold on the plagiarism narrative that big entertainment is trying to propagandize in order to get leverage against the tech companies, nothing I say is going to change your mind.
  • KittenInABox 9mo ago
    I don't really know what you mean by "big entertainment" trying to get leverage against tech companies. Tech companies are behemoths. Most of the artists I know fretting about AI don't earn half a junior engineer's salary. And this is coming from someone who is relatively bullish on AI. I just don't think the framing of "big entertainment" makes any sense at all.
  • antonvs 9mo ago
    Unless you're anti-copyright in general, there's a real issue here, which can easily be demonstrated by prompting LLMs to reproduce copyrighted work. "Big entertainment" may be using that issue in ways you don't personally approve of, but that doesn't negate the issue.