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What happened to the early wave of IP lawsuits against the first wave of model makers? Did anything stick/make a difference? Did _any_ frontier model company re
by jtfrench 3mo ago
What happened to the early wave of IP lawsuits against the first wave of model makers? Did anything stick/make a difference? Did _any_ frontier model company retroactively-migrate to consent-based models?
- Henchman21 3mo agoAs I understand it, the courts in the US rubber-stamped it as “transformative work” and allowed the theft of literally everything to stand, while establishing a legal precedent that everything they did was A-OK.
- clapthewind 3mo agoJust because it didn't meet your preferred outcome does not mean it was rubberstamped. The truth is that it is transformative.
- Henchman21 3mo agoHow so? How did stealing the entire works of humanity act as “transformative”? Please, this is a serious question I just don’t see it. Perhaps my mind only acknowledges the theft of the sum of human works for private gain. Also my preferred outcome isn’t knownto you or to me. My feelings on this subject aren’t clear at all and the reports I’ve read were probably all pushing their point of view.
- HDThoreaun 3mo agoNYT vs openAI is still on going. Anthropic had to pay $1.5 billion for pirating books but I dont think that case had anything about training which is why all the labs are going the google route and scanning the entire corpus of books