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It should be take permission first instead of this obscenity
No way. I want my AI trained on everything, not just pages that "opted in." If you don't want AI learning from your work, then don't publish it.
Most bloggers with specialized knowledge do not write everything on the blog. The blog can be a summary or highlights of something bigger, like a research paper or a book.
Most "knowledge workers" are not making their income by writing online. They are parlaying that into consulting projects or speaking gigs, things an LLM can't replace.
You want visitors to be able to freely benefit from your work. What's wrong with AI also benefiting? Or more specifically the AI's eventual users?
Why don't you want it to be used as training data? You want visitors to be able to freely benefit from your work. What's wrong with AI also benefiting? Or more specifically the AI's eventual users?
Why don't you want it to be used as training data? You want visitors to be able to freely benefit from your work. What's wrong with AI also benefiting? Or more specifically the AI's eventual users?
Attribution comes to mind.
Why don't you want it to be used as training data? You want visitors to be able to freely benefit from your work. What's wrong with AI also benefiting? Or more specifically the AI's eventual users?
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No way. I want my AI trained on everything, not just pages that "opted in." If you don't want AI learning from your work, then don't publish it.
> I want my AI trained on everything "your" AI ? > If you don't want AI learning from your work, then don't publish it. If you don't want me stealing and reusing your licensed open source code don't make it public If you don't want me to steal your car don't park it on public roads See how dumb that is ?
A practical matter, larger point completely aside: a nonzero number of individuals and corps will indeed use licensed code internally if they come across it and they feel it helps their goals.
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No way. I want my AI trained on everything, not just pages that "opted in." If you don't want AI learning from your work, then don't publish it.
If we were talking about free, open-source AIs available to everyone (ironically, what OpenAI set out to become), I'd be inclined to agree with you. However, we're talking about commercialised AIs that scrape your intellectual property and turn it into a money printing machine without paying you a dime.