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> Nothing is funny about AI being restricted like air travel. Yeah it is. Unless you work at Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or Meta. Your stocks/RSU are at risk
by graphime 4mo ago
> Nothing is funny about AI being restricted like air travel.
Yeah it is.
Unless you work at Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or Meta.
Your stocks/RSU are at risk of losing significant value.
- koolala 4mo agoNo it isn't. LLM's are a form of access to information like Libraries or the Internet.
- sethops1 4mo agoThe content produced by LLMs is literally stolen from the internet.
- koolala 4mo agoKnowledge being 'owned' isn't some noble truth. To me, information being able to be shared freely online is the noble thing.
- kdheiwns 4mo agoAgreed. That's why it's disgusting that these AI companies charge such outrageous fees for information they should be giving back to us for free.
- koolala 4mo agoWe pay to access the internet as well to cover infrastructure costs. Paying per byte is still a thing today too.
- ambicapter 4mo agoThe internet is still on?
- koolala 4mo agoYes and using the information on it isn't "stealing".
- ambicapter 4mo agoAnd turning off LLMs doesn't cut off access to that information.
- rockskon 4mo agoThat various companies such as Google are working to kill. They're an advertising company that is making it increasingly clear they no longer want to link to their competition. Competition being defined as any source of information that is not Google.
- kelseyfrog 4mo agoIntellectual property is private property whose time has come.
- dbmnt 4mo agoImagine a super intelligent speed reading human in a library. If they read all the books and are able to understand, conceptualize and summarize that knowledge for others, is it theft? The books weren't stolen, after all, just read. The knowledge in the books wasn't taken away; it's still there for others to read. I personally do not believe knowledge can be stolen.
- tomalbrc 4mo agoImagine a super greedy company putting every bit information they can, willingly and maliciously hiding the origin of training data, into a computer and reselling that data. Such wow. Much shittie metaphor.
- dylan604 4mo agoIs that super speed reading human going to then make itself available to instantly-ish answer any and every possible question from anyone with a paid subscription? This argument is pretty lame.
- ModernMech 4mo agoYes, we call those people “consultants”.
- dylan604 4mo agoI've yet to meet a consultant that was anything near what was on their CV So I guess not dissimilar to an LLM
- MagicMoonlight 4mo ago[dead]
- hackable_sand 4mo agoReading this comment is like visiting a care home for dementia patients
- arrrg 4mo ago
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