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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 9462799" data-attributes="member: 177">Your game books do not have enough content to train an LLM sufficiently to give cogent English responses - so you're taking a package already trained, and pointing it at a local source for focused information.&nbsp; And exactly what data was that prior training on?It is a thorny question - how far removed do you have to be from an unethical source for your use to be ethical?&nbsp; I mean, I can understand that you feel they are the worst takes.&nbsp; But this is not a decided issue - history will tell what the worst take was.&nbsp; You and I don't really get to do that here and now.&quot;Everyone is doing it!&quot; is not an ethically powerful defense of an action.Maybe people should be a little afraid (or maybe embarrassed is a better term) to talk about it, much as they should be embarrassed by having a public conversation where they crow about how snazzy and expensive their sneakers are, while ignoring the working conditions of those who sewed them together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 9462799, member: 177"] Your game books do not have enough content to train an LLM sufficiently to give cogent English responses - so you're taking a package already trained, and pointing it at a local source for focused information. And exactly what data was that prior training on? It is a thorny question - how far removed do you have to be from an unethical source for your use to be ethical? I mean, I can understand that [I]you feel[/I] they are the worst takes. But this is not a decided issue - history will tell what the worst take was. You and I don't really get to do that here and now. "Everyone is doing it!" is not an ethically powerful defense of an action. Maybe people should be a little afraid (or maybe embarrassed is a better term) to talk about it, much as they should be embarrassed by having a public conversation where they crow about how snazzy and expensive their sneakers are, while ignoring the working conditions of those who sewed them together. [/QUOTE]

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