Will you plug it in to your search engine results and the same infrastructure you have around GPT-4 in the main product? That's what I'm waiting for…
@alexjc
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Fair Use as Affirmative Defense: Legal Framework and Burden of Proof
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You haven't yet reached a point where I can learn and I need to listen. Here's some reading for the Fair Use as affirmative defense with burden of proof on defendant:
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Research Communication and Legal Considerations in AI Model Training
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Your research doesn't show. Hard work doesn't matter if you can't explain it. Training models of course can be illegal, for instance if you train on CSAM. Be more specific with your words. For Copyright, Claiming Fair Use means the burden of proof is on you.
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LAION Dataset Responsibility and Ethical Accountability
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No, LAION is responsible for the existence of the whole dataset even though they only distribute the URLs.
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LAION Dataset URLs Metadata Overview
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LAION calls the URLs metadata. The whole dataset is considered to be a dataset of images.
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Computation in Physical Materials: Metal, Clay, and Gold Integration
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If you mean using metal rods, surgery, clay, gold, etc. If there's more than just matter in there but also computation then it's a relatively new thing…
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Ethical concerns in AI debates eugenics defense tensions
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Deleting the reply above because I don't want to engage with the people that showed up. Hit too close to home for closet eugenicists and they need to defend their turf apparently 😉
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OpenAI Pre-AGI State Compared to Android Development
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Haha, OK. You're in your pre-android state like OpenAI is pre-AGI. I get it.
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Brain Not Flawed Computer: Rethinking Biology and AI
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I'll delete the tweet soon because I feel like I stepped in dogshit based on the responses and it's icky. The problem is people thinking the human brain is just a flawed meat computer, or bones are flawed titanium alloy, etc.
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Strengthening LLM Lawsuits Through Critical Feedback Analysis
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To be clear, I don't believe it's beneficial for anyone to blindly support lawsuits when there are improvements to be made. It's not just this one but the LLM one v OpenAI particularly. Criticism, regardless who it's from, should be integrated to make the complaints stronger…