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Good question, given that American companies basically threw copyright law into the trash, I think they should.
by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Good question, given that American companies basically threw copyright law into the trash, I think they should.
- xienze 4mo agoWell if they did wouldn't be able to feel superior to Americans about that particular thing. Perish the thought!
- __m 4mo agoIt’s really a pity, why can’t they feel superior while breaking ToS and copyrights just like Americans can feel superior over Deepseek while breaking ToS and copyrights?
- Saline9515 4mo agoAmerican companies can't sur Chinese ones, but they can do it with European ones.
- Matl 4mo agoSo then the European ones should join with European copyright holders to sue OpenAI/Anthropic and watch them trying to BS their way around what they train on.
- Saline9515 4mo agoTraining a model on copyrighted material is fair use and copyright holders already operate a mafia-style extortion ring in Europe, so I don't think that's a good idea.
- Matl 4mo ago> Training a model on copyrighted material is fair use I am not sure this has been actually established, but I don't see how distilling a model is not fair use then.
- cleaning 4mo agoAmerican companies won't even sue other American companies (xai distilling opus), in fact they instead form partnerships ;)