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They definitely stole the data to make the models, but they do not say that they stole the data to make the models, but they do say that others using their outp
by theyliesoeasily 2mo ago
They definitely stole the data to make the models, but they do not say that they stole the data to make the models, but they do say that others using their outputs for unauthorized purposes is stealing. Do you see the point?
- super256 2mo agoCrawling the internet and dumping it to disk is not "stealing".
- theyliesoeasily 2mo agoThen distilling models and deobfuscating reasoning traces isn't. Mass downloading copyrighted works is. Which they did. Aaron got threatened with 20 years, they got pentagon contracts.
- michaelmrose 2mo agoIt's not stealing but arguing that it's not infringement because its on the internet is pretty obviously nonsense.
- UpsideDownRide 2mo agoIs everything licensed in the same way? Are there any copyrighted works available to be had through crawling?
- modriano 2mo agoIf they were only copying, for example, New York Times articles and many publishers to a disk, I don't think NYT and the publishers would have sued OpenAI. But OpenAI isn't just copying things to disk. NYT reported ChatGPT (before Dec 2023, [0]) was returning near verbatim sections of NYT articles. Is this stealing? Is it depriving NYT or publishers/writers from money via lost sales/subs? I don't know, but it certainly could be. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/27/business/media/new-york-times-open-ai-microsoft-lawsuit.html?smid=nytcore-android-share https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/27/business/media/new-york-t...
- nonethewiser 2mo agoYou miss the point. Do you think “stealing” is a made up term? That is what he said. He didnt say “distilling models”. Dont you agree thats either sensationalist hyperbole or a genuinely crazy idea?
- cindyllm 2mo ago[dead]