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Artificial intelligence (AI) is intelligence demonstrated by machines, unlike the natural intelligence displayed by humans and animals, which involves consciousness and emotionality. The distinction between the former and the latter categories is often revealed by the acronym chosen.
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Nevermind paying for content; AI firms should be required to abide by the terms of copyleft-licensed training data. In other words, all output of an AI trained on even a dataset containing even a single copyleft work should be required to be copyleft itself.
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Yeah that won't work. Any country that lets their companies use whatever data will flat out have better models. Potentially meaning grater economic output of the whole country if ai is as big as i think. Unfortunate but i don't see an alternative yet unless they make it so you can use amy data but models have to be free
The alternative is to take the good training data and then accept the output being copyleft without whining about it.
Doesn't that argument apply to any instance of ignoring intellectual property. Books, records and movies will also be cheaper in countries that let companies do what they want. Medicine would be more accessible, ignoring patients will greatly accelerate innovation in countries where permitted...