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OpenAI now tries to hide that ChatGPT was trained on copyrighted books, including J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series
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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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Don't care, that's not mine or these LLMs problem they don't secure their copyright. They shouldn't come asking for others to pay for them not securing their data. I see it as a double edged sword.
I really hope this is a wake up call to all creative types to pack up and not use the internet like a street corner while they busk.
If they want to come online to contribute like everybody else. Just have fun and post stuff, that's great. But all of them are no different then any other greedy corporation. They all want more toll roads. When they do make it and earn millions and get our attention they exploit it with more ads. It swallows all the free good content. Sites gear towards these rich creators. They lawyer up and sue everybody and everything that looks or sounds like them. We lose all our good spaces to them.
I hope the LLM allows regular people to shit post in peace finally.
creative types are greedy for wanting compensation for their creation? is a car mechanic greedy for wanting money for fixing your car?