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Argyle King replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) OAR 10 City State of the Invincible Overlord.I'll probably back it. It is scheduled to launch in about 40 days on Backerkit. (Today is 08MAY25.) If it is being licensed, I imagine... -
Argyle King reacted to Theory of Games's post in the thread Are there any submarine based RPGs? with
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Argyle King reacted to Paragon Lost's post in the thread Where’s The Beastmaster Roleplaying Game? Part 2 with Like.
I'd rather see some type of skill based rpg (BRP, GURPS, Savage Worlds etc) versus one of the many and varied D&D or D&D variations.
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Argyle King reacted to trappedslider's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Do I need to pay an artist if i train myself on their work?
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Argyle King reacted to Epic Meepo's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
The proposed law also creates an obligation for any company that makes GenAI available to Californians. That company must respond any...
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Argyle King reacted to dbolack's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
But sometimes it is. I used to work for a place before this AI boom that was on the front end of using large models for recognition of...
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Argyle King reacted to MoonSong's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
This is about generative AI. AI for research works differently and is trained on raw data -pure "facts"- which isn't copyrightable. With...
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Argyle King replied to the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI.Because 1) doing that thought excercise first would allow for better forethought into how something ought to be written so as to avoid...
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Argyle King reacted to dragoner's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Machines do not learn. If people copy somebody else's work, that is called plagiarism.
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Argyle King reacted to MoonSong's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Neural networks lack subjectivity. They don't feel, have wants/needs, frustrations/experiences/traumas. Training doesn't change the way...
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Argyle King reacted to dragoner's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
AI is just copying numerical figures in a database, and then modifying them. It sees or knows nothing. AI people want us to look at this...
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Argyle King replied to the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI.To clarify: I'm neither pro nor anti-AI. It's too early (for me) to tell how I should feel about it. But, I am intrigued to explore the...
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Argyle King reacted to trappedslider's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
the human part
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Argyle King replied to the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI.Fair enough. I'm curious to see if the copyright and tracking portions of this law are worded in such a way that they set precedent...
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Argyle King replied to the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI.What is deemed to be the difference between an AI learning from previous works versus a human learning to write or draw from studying...