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in recent court cases, the courts have ruled that while training isn't illegal yet, they however have ruled that way the companies acquired the training materials was in fact illegal.
nope everything I said is true. The signatures show up because it learns that pictures are signed, so it hallucinates signatures.A claim without evidence that not even the Foundation model companies claim in court. Of note, they literally torrented movies without regard for ownership, as they admitted in court.
Another claim the model companies do not make.
Completely and utterly untrue
Which is why signatures show up in gen AI 'art'
This is again not the claim that the companies you support make.
They do not claim that LLMs are human because it is an absurd fantasy
because courts are reliablein recent court cases, the courts have ruled that while training isn't illegal yet, they however have ruled that way the companies acquired the training materials was in fact illegal.
I do not find this a convincing argument.nope everything I said is true. The signatures show up because it learns that pictures are signed, so it hallucinates signatures.
Well, at least cite the < naughty word > “papers” to back up your position.I'm not going to show proof. Studies have been done. papers are on it. search it up if you like. im out.
The LLM/AI is not a sentient person.it's been proven over and over that it's not stealing. Training is not stealing.
Generative AI learn EXACTLY like people do. They see images and it changes their neural network. They aren't saving images anywhere. They don't copy the pixels. They see it and it changes their brain. exactly like humans do.
Do you get upset when a person draws something which is pulling from the history of them looking at artwork over their lifetime? Humans are looking at copywritten art as well. shouldn't you be upset when they draw something from scratch using those copywritten images as inspiration and technique?
No. You don't. Because it's absurd.
The traffic circle scene in National Lampoon’s European Vacation comes to mind.Damn, Morrus was right. This stuff is really repetitive. Circular, even.
The traffic circle scene in National Lampoon’s European Vacation comes to mind.![]()
It hallucinates the exact signature of specific artists accidentally?nope everything I said is true. The signatures show up because it learns that pictures are signed, so it hallucinates signatures.
I'm talking about the actual court cases where they have admitted to theft and burning booksI'm not going to show proof. Studies have been done. papers are on it. search it up if you like. im out.
Compared to the gen AI fanbois who think putting real creators out of work, yesbecause courts are reliable
There's nothing contradictory about them, so you pick I guess.So which of your two, contradictory arguments should I believe?
False Dichotomies are false. Third option! The outputs are created by the programmer with the exception of bugs that are unintended and fixed when possible. Just because you can find the rare bug doesn't make the millions of intended outputs your creation and not the programmers.Is a program's output created by the programmer, because the program was created to produce all possible outputs based on all possible inputs? Or is a program's output created by the end user, because the end user produced the output they envisioned in their head by providing instructions chosen from the program's possible inputs?
No. That's YOUR False Dichotomy, not anything I've said.Per your arguments, either gen AI is producing output created by the AI's creator, who programmed the AI to respond appropriately to any possibly input, or Baldur's Gate is just a tool an end user uses to create a visible game state of their own creation.

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