NicoleJO

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by NicoleJO 4y ago
None of this stuff is being used as fair use (criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, research, etc.) nor is it used verbatim -- a fair use requirement. I really don't know why people bother bringing it up other than
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Readme1st: What’s Really Behind Those AI Art Images? https://newsletters.theatlantic.com/galaxy-brain/6317de90bcb...
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Copyright owners have the right to control when, where, how and by whom their content may be used. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/106
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Computers aren't people, so thinking they "learn" the same way or for the same reason is childish. In addition, only one of those things is capable of and held accountable for following the law. It's the law that matters
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
This person isn't being upfront with you. Your photographs' data has already been assimilated. That's not a joke.
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Why did you include them in the 1st place? What legal right did you have to do that?
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
You have no way to stop people from uploading content that isn't theirs. Worse, you have no way to stop your program from stealing uploaded intellectual property. Once uploaded, it's Stolen!
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
That's not how this works. Copyright owners have the right to control when, where, how and by whom their content may be used. Not you https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/106
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Why is opt out a thing? Who told you you could use the data in the first place? It's copyrighted. Reproducing any of it is a crime.
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Uncontacted as in, uncontacted. :-) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XYbR6eYrVbQ
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
I LOVE this one too. I can't believe I even cried about an octopus. Sometimes after watching these documentaries, I feel like I know absolutely nothing!! Here's another one I fell in love with: Featuring Mr. T and Kinky Tail, 2 ba
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
I inadvertently excluded the news, which has thus far been smart enough to address the issue.
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Sure. I recommend starting with this one and then letting your curiosity lead to others. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XYbR6eYrVbQ My head hasn't been right since. I'm seriously questioning everything I've l
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
I'm currently obsessed with documentaries about uncontacted tribes.
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
This is yet another article that misses the point, which that these art generators create images from stolen copyrighted art on the web. None of the winning piece belonged to the winner!
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Friendly reminder: If you're considering incorporating someone else's work into your new work, you need to be aware that you may be violating the copyright to the original work. https://www.legalzoom.com/articles&#
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
DALL-E 2 was trained on approximately 650 million COPYRIGHTED image-text pairs SCRAPED FROM THE INTERNET, according to the paper that OpenAI posted to ArXiv. https://cdn.openai.com/papers/dall-e-2.pdf That includes YO
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
FWIW, you can help send OpenAI and Microsoft a strong message by filing an official complaint with the FTC, BBB, CA State Attorney General, San Francisco DA office & FBI IP Theft division. There is currently an open investigation case a
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
Fun Fact: You don't have to put up with this. File an official complaint against these companies for their blatant theft and sale of your copyrighted content with the FTC, BBB, CA State Attorney General, San Francisco DA office & F
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by NicoleJO 4y ago
You are not alone. Others have complained about the same thing: OpenAI GPT and CoPilot Plagiarism Links -- Caught in the Act! https://justoutsourcing.blogspot.com/2022/03/gpts-plagiarism...
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
Closest thing I can point to in regards to screenshots: http://14forums.blogspot.com/2013/04/computing_6296.html
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
Oh, you know. Stuff like probing for sensitive files, using bizarre useragents, repeatedly trying to access a denied portion of the site... Stuff like that. I'm pretty used to that stuff from the expected foes, but I thought it was str
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
Ah! That probably explains things. Thanks!
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Ask HN: What do website visits from Microsoft Corporation imply?
1 points by NicoleJO 5y ago|4 comments
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
Quick Apology: Having no idea that the HackerNews useragent belonged to an app, I didn't allow it on the site. That block has been removed now that I know what that specific useragent means. Sorry for the exclusion!!
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Show HN: Offline, GTP-Free Content Generator(justoutsourcing.com)
4 points by NicoleJO 5y ago|1 comments
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
I smell GPT-3 (or 2 or 4 or whatever it is, it stinks).
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by NicoleJO 5y ago
>Presumably they have a web crawler of some sort. Can confirm. Caught one of their bots on my site and called them out about it on Twitter. They did not respond.