Preach it louder! I think most of them (certainly Huggingface and Mistral) will be ready to help on this. Let's hope that big tech companies are savvy at getting better lawyers who can more clearly articulate the pro-LLM position to lawmakers.
Preach it louder! I think most of them (certainly Huggingface and Mistral) will be ready to help on this. Let's hope that big tech companies are savvy at getting better lawyers who can more clearly articulate the pro-LLM position to lawmakers.
You may have a point for verbatim regurgitation of code, but I’m having a hard time seeing a violation in ingestion code and learning how it works.
BSD, MIT, several others. Without a license you cannot read the code.
there have at times been regimes that legally restricted the mere reading of published works, but such policies have generally been considered repugnant to liberal democracy and indeed liberalism in general
Before someone comes up with the argument that LLMs are creative and genuine, yes as a technique they are. The art form, the theory and science is marvellous result of human ingenuity. Hats off.
But the end result, is not.
Just like tape recorder is a great invention but the pirated music recorded on it is not.
It's gonna take Robert Kardashian to get that through
I suppose they could file an amicus brief restating what openai's lawyers will say, but beyond that what are they supposed to do?