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Not a lawyer but distillation sounds like a transformative work. Same thing as Cliff Notes imo. In every other area of manufacturering and tech I can use a mac
by nijave 15d ago
Not a lawyer but distillation sounds like a transformative work.
Same thing as Cliff Notes imo. In every other area of manufacturering and tech I can use a machine to build a new machine that competes with the original machine. Should Milwaukee be able to prevent DeWalt from using their drill to make a competing drill? Should Jetbrains ban Eclipse contributors from using their IDE?
- credit_guy 15d agoMy guess is that when you sign up for either Anthropic or OpenAI, the terms of use specify you can't use their model for purpose A, B, C, D. For example, you can't use their model to try to build biological weapons, or to try to extort people, etc. Most likely there is language there that you can't use their models to train other models. It's as simple as that. You agree to those terms of use, or you don't use their models.
- danny_codes 14d agoHow can we prove intent? I’m sure a clever actor can disguise their prompt and simply claim the LLM suggested such and such on its own. It’s not like Anthropic or OpenAI have the faintest idea how their models actually work.