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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gban007" data-source="post: 9881602" data-attributes="member: 56488">I think largely unavailable for creators to not be influenced in anything they create, with some rare exceptions.But generally when looking for example at doing a painting, and working out what to put in the corner, they are thinking what do I think will go well there, and yes that will be framed by background/ history / influences, but they are choosing for themselves.  They may decide differently depending on time of day / mood / weather etc.Influences they will have will be based on what they were able to be exposed to, schooling, their external environment (and why you get some horrific reconstruction of animals that they havent seen personally) media, books they've purchased etc.An LLM in same situation isnt thinking about what would go wrll there, it is instead performing calculations and the calculation result will say what will go there, and it will take that as given. If given same input / situation, it will give same output each time (hence need to be able to adjust / deepen prompts).  the calculations will be based on its training data and any iterations it has done since (so what you provide in prompts in LLMs and outputs received will feed cycle).  In my preferred world, any inputs will have been ethically derived, purchases of training material where not made publicly freely available etc, and as much as I can't use art from books for inspiration without buying a copy or loaning a copy (and following any restrictions on use of said art, so can't just copy and then sell unless license says can), LLMs shouldn't be able to use inputs not purchased/ loaned with ability to monetize.</blockquote>

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