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Re:Googlers cracked an SF rival's tech model with a single word by glerk on Saturday December 02, 2023 @07:00PM (#38503467)
There is no need for a “conversation”. The concept has simply become obsolete and these laws will cease to exist as they are unenforceable.
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Re:Googlers cracked an SF rival's tech model with a single word by lacrimacida on Saturday December 02, 2023 @07:19PM (#38503557)
They won’t cease to exist unless something happens to challenge them and render them unenforceable.
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Re:Googlers cracked an SF rival's tech model with a single word by chfalck on Saturday December 02, 2023 @07:55PM (#38503766)
“User since December 2, 2023” checks out
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Re:Googlers cracked an SF rival's tech model with a single word by glerk on Sunday December 03, 2023 @08:51PM (#38512838)
Even if copyright laws are not explicitly repealed, the logistics of enforcing them are becoming unsustainable. This is already largely the case today with the pirate bay and libgen still up and running after all these years, but I expect it is only going to get worse. Anyone can run pre-trained models and make them spit out all kinds of copyrighted data. Anyone can train new models given access to enough data and compute. I just don't see a realistic way to force the toothpaste back in the tube.
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