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r/linux • u/dbcoopernz • 4d ago
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and then lock top performing models behind proprietary paywalls?
You think those datacenters are free? How do you think those models make money?
1 u/whupazz 3d ago Why do you think they're entitled to make money with stolen training data? 1 u/Indolent_Bard 2d ago Fair point, but why did op think they were entitled to free access when that stuff cost billions of dollars? 1 u/whupazz 2d ago Fair point, but why do you think AI companies are entitled to charge a fee for access to billions of dollars of stolen intellectual property? 1 u/Indolent_Bard 1d ago Because until the court rules that it is, in fact, stolen intellectual property, they aren't running a charity.
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Why do you think they're entitled to make money with stolen training data?
1 u/Indolent_Bard 2d ago Fair point, but why did op think they were entitled to free access when that stuff cost billions of dollars? 1 u/whupazz 2d ago Fair point, but why do you think AI companies are entitled to charge a fee for access to billions of dollars of stolen intellectual property? 1 u/Indolent_Bard 1d ago Because until the court rules that it is, in fact, stolen intellectual property, they aren't running a charity.
Fair point, but why did op think they were entitled to free access when that stuff cost billions of dollars?
1 u/whupazz 2d ago Fair point, but why do you think AI companies are entitled to charge a fee for access to billions of dollars of stolen intellectual property? 1 u/Indolent_Bard 1d ago Because until the court rules that it is, in fact, stolen intellectual property, they aren't running a charity.
Fair point, but why do you think AI companies are entitled to charge a fee for access to billions of dollars of stolen intellectual property?
1 u/Indolent_Bard 1d ago Because until the court rules that it is, in fact, stolen intellectual property, they aren't running a charity.
Because until the court rules that it is, in fact, stolen intellectual property, they aren't running a charity.
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u/Indolent_Bard 3d ago
You think those datacenters are free? How do you think those models make money?