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901.
by rendall 4y ago
... the connection there being that undue paranoia and accusations about AI generated content has been around for a little while already.
902.
by rendall 4y ago
If you have an argument, spell it out. Machine learning is not human learning. They are not the same. Arguing "because human beings learn" does not lead to the conclusion "therefore training models on an artist's work an
903.
by rendall 4y ago
I remember several years back there was what I can only describe as a moral panic about "machine intelligence-driven", "automated" YouTube videos for children. The idea was that there were myriad channels using AI to p
904.
by rendall 4y ago
The article is from 2015, so, not this article. Perhaps I have been lucky, but I have seen far more accusations of using AI to generate writing than I have seen of obviously generated writing.
905.
by rendall 4y ago
As a joke, I wrote "Give me a disruptive startup idea". This is what claude wrote: Here is a potentially disruptive startup idea: • On-demand drone delivery for e-commerce. The idea is to offer ultra fast delivery of small
906.
by rendall 4y ago
You have twice now misread something I have written and strawmanned a weaker argument. But, yes, if Midjourney trained on copyrighted works, anything produced by it is in my opinion IP theft.
907.
by rendall 4y ago
Same on Android Chrome. Fun app. You can have that cool go back functionality without actually preventing people from going back. This site is an example. Choose another question a few times then click the back button. https://re
908.
by rendall 4y ago
> First, I was surprised about the idea that there must be an exact description of dangers before someone can investigate the dangers and consider them. Of course there has to be a description of dangers before someone can consider the
909.
by rendall 4y ago
"convincing enough to be a forgery" was the deliberate choice of phrase not "forgery". An illustrator who spent many unpaid hours to hone their craft should get to enjoy the fruits of their hard work. A kid with a GPU an
910.
by rendall 4y ago
The fallacy is thinking that macine learning is like human learning. It is not the same at all, and yet people continuously conflate the two whenever discussions like this come up. "Because humans learn, there is no problem with AIs be
911.
by rendall 4y ago
Sorry, I don't understand. Are you saying that AI is of the same sort of danger as nukes? "The danger of nukes is more obvious than why AI is dangerous." Succinctly stated. This is why people are asking for canonical argumen
912.
by rendall 4y ago
> "After switching back and re-authenticating with the broadband APN, I’m no longer being throttled." If the author is reading this, I recommend putting an update at the head of your article with this. It will be kinder to yo
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by rendall 4y ago
Your snarky argument is against the concept of copyright itself. Such a radical point of view deserves better exposition.
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by rendall 4y ago
I don't believe it's a tricky question at all: "Did you train your model on an artist's work that has copyright protection without permission?" is the very simple, straightforward question. The fact of its being an
915.
by rendall 4y ago
> AI generative art is an easy case of copyright infrigement... Agreed. An AI model trained on an artist's work without permission is IP infringement and this should be widely understood. Unfortunately, because the technology is n
916.
by rendall 4y ago
Federal governance?
917.
by rendall 4y ago
You're right. It just surprised me.
918.
by rendall 4y ago
It is definitely not reasonable to say that Europe is having trouble with public education or pensions or infrastructure.
919.
by rendall 4y ago
I know. I think it just shocked me. I would like to live in a world where childhood is universally the time in everyone's life for play and education.
920.
by rendall 4y ago
People keep speaking about "Europe" as if it's not 44 nations and many more languages and peoples.
921.
by rendall 4y ago
Wow. That caption. "Young boys who work at the hotel." Just put out there, casually, like child labor is no big thing.
922.
by rendall 4y ago
As an aside, I'm on mobile and tried to visit the TypeScript playground to play around with this, but weirdly, the default code is an implementation of FizzBuzz! There was not an obvious way to clear it to get a blank editor. Even &quo
923.
by rendall 4y ago
Sorry, I don't get it. What do you expect to happen here?
924.
by rendall 4y ago
Auditing data could always be spoofed. There is no technology fix for this. Better just to stick with the social, and tell people that violating the rules will result in disqualification and a ban.
925.
by rendall 4y ago
Whoa. Literal tears. What a letter.
926.
by rendall 4y ago
If it had numbers I think you could immediately assume it is not 2 words.
927.
by rendall 4y ago
What is your primary objection? What if the exercise were something straightforward, simple and given before the interview? And, you had the option of instead discussing a solution of equivalent or greater complexity.
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by rendall 4y ago
As an American living in Europe who supports the GDPR, I suspect that most of the violations are driven by American companies and these violations are in part ideological. The concept of a government sincerely passing a law that genuinely a
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by rendall 4y ago
The same Duopoly pattern would assert itself again unless the US switched to a proportionate representation electoral system.
930.
by rendall 4y ago
Definitely is. New York is at the same latitude as Spain but tracks in winter temperature with Southern Finland. Scandinavia is way up in the same latitudes as the Canadian Northwestern Passages but is not nearly as cold.

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