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‘Impossible’ to create AI tools like ChatGPT without copyrighted material, OpenAI says
(www.theguardian.com)
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Oh, is this the future time? I was thinking that you could air your concerns in a different thread entirely, perhaps in a subreddit devoted to it. There has been a suspicious number of people suddenly concerned about copyright and other things but only when AI is discussed.
If you got an accusation go ahead and make it. I will be hearing downloading a fucking car
Relax, I would never be so grimy as to accuse you of something. I wish you well with your legitimate interests, and I hope you can find threads where they actually are on topic!
I am on topic. Our copyright system is flamming garbage and this is a money grab. Everyone is sitting here getting all worked up about who the criminal is and I am asking who the victim is.
Tell me the name of the artist whose career was ruined by AI copying their original art work. I am not impressed by J.K. "billionaire terf" Rowling POTENTIALLY not making another half million. If you can't produce a victim then there is no crime.
I was going to find a link, but it looks like other people already have.
Wouldn't know. I don't click random links. If you have an argument make it.