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> US companies already stole scores of data to train their models on and it's hard to imagine they suddenly grew some integrity. Can you be specific about what
by flanked-evergl 4mo ago
> US companies already stole scores of data to train their models on and it's hard to imagine they suddenly grew some integrity.
Can you be specific about what data of yours were stolen by who?
- gazebo2 4mo agoAny text, code, image, video or audio they/anybody has ever uploaded to the public internet? Is this a real question?
- flanked-evergl 4mo agoHow was it stolen, exactly?
- gazebo2 4mo agoI'm not interested in explaining to you something immediately evident that you clearly disagree with. If you don't feel that trillion dollar companies training commercial products on the free labor of human writers/artists/engineers/etc. without their consent or compensation isn't "stealing" you're welcome to that opinion, but I believe that's what the GP was implying.