I disagree with the "they're violating copyright by training on our stuff" argument, but I've turned against generative AI because now automation is taking art from us, and we're still slaving away at work, when automation was supposed to free up time for us to pursue art.
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More reasons to burn down the EU then.
I think it's a basic requirement that the data upon which a large language model is trained be publicly disclosed. It's the same as the requirement of writing the ingredients in packaged food. Or in knowing where your lawyer got their degree from. You want to know where what you're using is coming from.
This is one of those cases where copywrite law works opposite as intended; in that it should drive innovation. Here we have an example of innovation, but copywrite holders want to (justifiably) shut it down.
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@stopthatgirl7 be aware you labeled this thread as japanese language. While it's all English actually!
My phone did because it’s in Japanese and it defaulted to that. I thought I had edited it to fix it, but I guess it didn’t actually do it.