"Furious"
Somehow I don't think that word applies to companies
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And that’s basically it!
Wherever you fall on the anti-AI spectrum, I thought after the past 2 decades of piracy we had come to the conclusion that you can't "steal" data, copying != Stealing
I can’t recall a time when I downloaded an album, pretended I made it, and tried to sell access to it.
This would be more like buying a van halen album, learning eddies style, writing and recording my own van halen style songs and selling those. Still an infringement?
Well, your example isn't quite right because these companies didn't buy the data originally.
I'd say it's more like when somebody samples a song without permission and uses it in their own music. If we wanna go even further, I'd say the AI companies we have today are basically making and selling synthesizers created off of samples used without permission. The AI don't learn the way we do, they simply regurgitate what they think is correct based on the probability they get from an algorithm derived from their training set.
Wow, look at the size of the tear this brings to my eye.
I want to punch his face. (Proceeds to Wim Hof breathe)
Openai has been trying to switch for-profit. They must be loving the hype. Now they have an excuse.