puppydups

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by puppydups 4y ago
The difference between piracy and theft in this context is that the pirated contents are also being used for profits (copilot is not free).
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Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI ask court to throw out AI copyright lawsuit(theverge.com)
2 points by puppydups 4y ago|3 comments
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by puppydups 4y ago
from the article: "Microsoft and GitHub say the complaint “fails on two intrinsic defects: lack of injury and lack of an otherwise viable claim,” while OpenAI similarly says the plaintiffs “allege a grab bag of claims that fail to plea
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by puppydups 4y ago
The irony of this: slime molds are very efficient at the tasks they're designed for.
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by puppydups 4y ago
Had anyone noticed that the big bad time-sucking "bureaucracy" is always ill-defined? Whether it's Google, GE, or whoever, these co's never discuss the ACTUAL root causes of insufficient productivity. Leaning up to go fa
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by puppydups 4y ago
They are all horrible, including the open source one (SD). I would never wish MY OWN work to be stolen and used, so why would I ever use a tool that stole someone else's work? I try not to be hypocritical.
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by puppydups 4y ago
Unpopular opinion: in engineering, control processes are often confused as "bureaucracy". Regulations and adhering to standards is a GOOD thing and worth the time because it reduces risk (and hazards) and failures.
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by puppydups 4y ago
I think it is. Take away the training and there is no product.
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by puppydups 4y ago
>>I keep getting reminded of the Tom Scott near-future video on how lawyers end up ruining the singularity If you think that this tech is remotely close to anything resembling general intelligence or a singularity, I've got an im
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by puppydups 4y ago
Does anyone else think it's grifty for a company to scrape up your (and other's) intellectual property, reconfigure it, and then attempt to sell it back to you for just $9.99 via dreambooth?