Si no se entiende la gravedad de estos episodios Argentina no tiene destino: quedan en la calle investigadoras/es jóvenes, con máxima formación, el activo estratégico más protegido por los países centrales y emergentes. Hay que despertarse de la pesadilla libertaria.
El País le llama “tiempos heteropesimistas marcados por un desapego femenino hacia los hombres”, las mujeres le llamamos “las consecuencias del reiterado mal comportamiento masculino”.
Aparte como me desquicia esto de "las ideas son mías pero ChatGPT nomás me ayudó a estructurarlas."
Amiga, todas tenemos ideas no estructuradas. Estructurar y escribir it’s the job.
Nobody seems to understand this but I cannot stress enough that a judge told Anthropic that training their AI models didn't constitute copyright violation as long as they 'transferred' the text instead of 'copying' it, legally necessitating the destruction of the books
Anthropic maintains that it is entitled to train for free on all the world’s output, even if the author objects. But if a competitor trains on Anthropic’s output after paying for it, that is IP theft. The hypocrisy is breathtaking.
The CEO of Shopify, one of Canada’s largest corporations, says the poor and the elderly should not be allowed to vote. It’s pretty clear that billionaires are the real problem, not ordinary citizens.
Terrifying thread.
Due to a legal ruling which lets AI companies off the hook for copyright infringement as long as they destroy the original book, they're buying up millions of rare books, scanning them as AI training data, and then destroying them.
Some folks don’t believe that a “principled AI company” would destroy books after they suck out all the information for their models, even one-of-a-kind books and manuscripts.
Here it is admitted in open court.