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intrepidity

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9. Lol really?

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #4)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 03:16 PM

Apr 27

You think they didn't anticipate this? Surely "model collapse" was something they thought about. What they probably expected was the eventual walling-off of data.

I stand by the barn door argument. Comparing this to, eg, slavery, is not rational.

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Generative AI is generating astronomical profits by trampling authors and publishers (from Authors Guild CEO & others) [View all] highplainsdem Apr 27 OP

If they didn't pay for what they took that isn't theirs... Kid Berwyn Apr 27 #1

Trying to get people to understand or care is a problem. LisaM Apr 27 #2

The tech companies do understand copyright, and they are flouting it when they steal IP, but they want highplainsdem Apr 27 #8

Horse, barn door intrepidity Apr 27 #3

They weren't aware at the time of the theft that model collapse could happen as more and more highplainsdem Apr 27 #4

Lol really? intrepidity Apr 27 #9

I haven't seen any AI company even acknowledge that model collapse is possible. As for the barn door highplainsdem Apr 27 #11

Solve this the old-fashioned way? usonian Apr 27 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Prairie_Seagull Apr 27 #6

The "I want shit for free" genie is already out of the bottle. LudwigPastorius Apr 27 #7

Giant corporations have shown a tendency to steal what they can since long before there was an internet. highplainsdem Apr 27 #12

Here's my "pie-in-the-sky" solution intrepidity Apr 27 #10

I'd give that about zero chance of happening. AI is much more likely to greatly increase inequality and corporate highplainsdem Apr 27 #13