IYasha

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by IYasha 4y ago
I wanted to say that the human still commands the genertor to make a form of art using prompt. But then I've got a shivering feeling that someone might connect generator (of prompts) to another generator to another... and then close t
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by IYasha 4y ago
Probably, yes. But I'm not really trying to put up a copyright barrier to enforce or sue people. I at least want to have a way of telling AI developers "please don't do that".
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by IYasha 4y ago
Thanks for the info. AFAIK, AI trainers try to use public domain literature and art, for now, but that's not really obligatory.
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by IYasha 4y ago
Basically, what GPL and variants of CC do. Ideally, I'd want some universal addendum to whatever license I choose for my work. But, again, I'm no lawyer, and that could be hard to create.
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by IYasha 4y ago
While I can understand what you mean, that paves way to a different extremity: basically, "it's your fault your toaster was stolen - you didn't build safe enough house" argument. What I am trying to assess, though, is th
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by IYasha 4y ago
I'm not sure why, but "show it to your AI in private" made me laugh uncontrollably. (proves I'm a human btw :D)
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by IYasha 4y ago
And also here's the distinction between man labor and machine calculations come into play.
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by IYasha 4y ago
I love how WinRAR is doing this (showing messages). :) But it's obviously not that expensive and is a widespread tool.
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by IYasha 4y ago
Adobe targets a very wide market, so it's okay to "let them learn on cracked PS" (like Microsoft did, actually), but in OP's case their case is obviously very narrow and this model, sadly, won't work..
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by IYasha 4y ago
Heh-heh... Now you made me want to add some unused crashy-washy honeypot functions to my libraries :)))) This thought kinda sliped into my mind not long ago. But that won't work with the art. You can't put "unused pixels&quot
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by IYasha 4y ago
Good point! Black Rock slams into the topic
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by IYasha 4y ago
But still, ML needs, in my opinion, a distinct category. I wonder if CC-NOML will pop up any soon (Creative Commons).
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by IYasha 4y ago
Yes, the proof... Actually, there must be some diff tool to compare models before and after processing some source? I'm not sure, but it must be possible to detect pieces of come ingested data in the model itself. I've seen the fa
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by IYasha 4y ago
Yeah, but this is a whole new level. Voice is part of biometric data, reproduction of which could be practically classified as impersonation.
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by IYasha 4y ago
The truth is... .gov data is leaking here and there, but, if it's not the access that is punished, then it's the distribution... or knowledge. Which brings us to a VERY sensitive topic of knowledge. And thought crimes. /(o_o)
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by IYasha 4y ago
No, hence the "automatic". You can't make machine to learn for you, or do pushups to train your body instead of you )
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by IYasha 4y ago
With ML there's the "M", machine, and that machine (and its algorithms btw) is owned by someone. If we back away from general concept of intelligence a bit, that owner is who can be held accountable. Maybe that would get them
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by IYasha 4y ago
Well, I've just thought of something: what if I replace the term "learning" with "parsing", or, better, "processing"? That, of course, rises some ambiguities too, but keeps away from rabbit hole of "l
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by IYasha 4y ago
At least I could try writing something future-proof, in case this uncertainty changes. No one can be "entitled to" access everything they stumble upon. E.g. accessing restricted government resources is prohibited. I'm myself
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Ask HN: Is there a license to protect my code and art from AI?
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by IYasha 4y ago
Oh, shift, it's too late (
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by IYasha 4y ago
Don't you dare! OGL stands for OpenGL! Don't force millions of us to re-train! )
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by IYasha 4y ago
Strange list. Lots of Conversations forks, but not Conversations itself. WTF? > Quicksy (XMPP) - A fork of Conversations that makes it easy to signup, your phone number is used as your ID. Worth considering? really? Also, Conversations H
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by IYasha 4y ago
The fact that someone is processing so much biometrical data makes me feel very uneasy. I know governments and 3-letter agencies do this for a long time, but still. Not exactly sure what revenge porn is, but I think I get the idea.
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by IYasha 4y ago
But is it shielded?
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by IYasha 4y ago
Clicking "Next" does nothing. Firecocks 50.
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by IYasha 4y ago
But, seriously, how did you do that??
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by IYasha 4y ago
I tried this experiment on myself and just couldn't stare at amber display for long. Green is the best. Naturally bright for humans, not cold, not hot, a bit calming, not alarming.
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by IYasha 4y ago
It's more of a work culture, I think. Remember the swordsmiths, potters, builders, etc., their dedication and know hows. People are used to this and respect this. Noone blames them. And over centuries the culture of masters, schools an
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by IYasha 4y ago
I'd also note the hereditary love for trade/manufacturing secrets which transformed into adoption of extremely proprietary licensing. Developers prior to ~2015 hardly ever considered publishing their code or even format specs. Thi

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