>That same video fed into Gemini so google can charge for AI video generation? I get nothing, Google makes bank.
How do you feel about commenting on this site for free, which probably provides some benefit to ycombinator?
How do you feel about commenting on this site for free, which probably provides some benefit to ycombinator?
That said, if YC made a deal with some tech company to give them the firehose of data to train AI, I’d probably stop using HN. I stopped using reddit for a similar reason despite being a very frequent redditor with like 60k karma. I know it’s all pretty open and getting fed into many different LLMs anyways, but thats not necessarily YC’s fault.
My ideal would be strong government regulations regarding AI training, requiring explicit opt-in that isn’t buried in a ToS or EULA. Ideally companies would require a “non-AI feeding” version of their website to legally run in my country.
I can’t imagine a scenario where this happens in the current system, but I sure can fantasize.
But AI companies on the other hand took the internet hostage. They stole any creative work, code, art, and literally any data they could their hands on with no regard to license or consent from users. No one actively opted-in to let AI companies have their personal data, they just silently grapped everything they could. Maybe there's some obscure website where you shared something private and lost access to the account or the website even went down? Congrats, it's now revived in OpenAI dataset where you've absolutely no control or details about how it's being used, not even a way to request and pursue legal action because the training data is a "secret".
It's not about compensation, it's that fact you have no option or say even if you don't use their services.
You can't escape or opt-out, unless you go off the grid, and even then they still retain your old data and use it as they see fit.