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To be fair, they’re not wrong. We need to find a legal comprise that satisfies everyone
It's called paying for the content
This.
I support AI, but I don't understand why AI bros are complicating things or making things all-or-nothing.
OpenAI had enough money to hire a hitman on one of their whistleblowers. They can afford to pay for content, lol.
But how will corporations like Disney survive without copywrites?! Won't someone think about the poor corporations?!
/s
Why? Nothing they've shat out is good for anything anyway.
If not, AI is dead in the US
Technically, everything you write is copyrighted
You don't need to say anything else, I'm already happy with that outcome
Oh no, how horrible... AI is dead in the US? How shall we live? /sarcasm
I’m not an american but losing in that area internationally might be way worse than to fight over training data.
Maybe not paying the full amount of the copyright, but I agree they should compensate the IP holders.
There are works that are free to use. They could also compensate copyright holders for their work. As they should since they are profiting from it.