OpenAI say it would be 'impossible' to train AI without pinching copyrighted works https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/01/openai-say-it-would-be-impossible-to-train-ai-without-pinching-copyrighted-works/
OpenAI say it would be 'impossible' to train AI without pinching copyrighted works https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/01/openai-say-it-would-be-impossible-to-train-ai-without-pinching-copyrighted-works/ 18 comments
@gamingonlinux to reach my present level of intelligence, i have also "pinched" many copyrighted works in the course of my life. now if i could only make copies of myself and sell them @gamingonlinux Companies simultaneously be like "you're infringing my copyright by playing my 30-year-old game for free" and "it would be impossible for us to make a profit without infringing your copyright" @gamingonlinux Well, but it is fairly possible to pay the authors for using their work, isn't it? Is also very easy to ask for an permission to use someone's work, especially commercially. Like I've been saying for many, many years now: If a company can't operate while obeying the law then they shouldn't operate at all. No corporation has a right to exist, if Facebook can't run their business if forced to moderate their platform, then they should shut down, if OpenAI can't operate without violating copyright then they should shut down. @gamingonlinux For what it's worth, it's because the datasets they use will inevitably contain copyrighted work (articles, posts, websites, you get the idea). I don't think OpenAI are specifically targeting copyrighted works, but the content of the datasets being used makes copyright infringement inevitable. There's an entire ethical conversation to be had with this sort of mass-scale scraping that goes beyond machine learning research. @gamingonlinux Actually, your writing is quite competent for a native English speaker. No need to complain about that. ;-) @gamingonlinux It's also impossible to burn down OpenAI's headquarters without committing arson @gamingonlinux sounds like they dont want to hire people to sanitize the data they are using. Putting the cart before the job stealing horse lol |
@gamingonlinux a) no it wouldn't
b) well so what if it is, then don't?
And to be clear I say this _while being a massive advocate for radical copyright reform_