this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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I'm posting on a protocol whose purpose is to post content to other platforms that use the same protocol.
Your posts are awfully public, given that goal. I mean, anybody can freely access them and use programs to copy them for any use they desire.
Isn't this the same logic used to justify using our posts to train large language models?
What's wrong with the logic used to justify using public data to train large language models?
I don't even like the fact that we're forced to train AI via captcha. When we start getting paid for what we put in, I'll reconsider my stance.