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As if OpenAI was run by people not caring about copyright.
Exactly this. I hate copyright as much as the next person and find it funny when corporate meddling leads to them fighting each other, but both sides of this leads to shitty precedent. While copyright enforcement already is a shitty precedent, its something we can fight. AI companies laundering massive amounts of data without having to hold up copyright could possibly lead to them also not having to abide to privacy laws in the future with similar arguments. Correct me if im wrong.
Erm... what? No, that's a massive nonsequiter
Not entirely. I do think that if copyright holders have an argument against AI data scraping, privacy watchdogs will have one as well. But if copyright holders don't have one, the position of privacy watchdogs will be weaker as well. Mind you, I'm not arguing about legality, I'm fully aware that those are two very different things from a legal perspective. Im arguing from a perspective of policy narratives.
What is a privacy law?
yeah I'll just wait here patiently until they share their source code and all the contents of their black box of data