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AI learned from their work. Now they want compensation. (wapo.st)
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A rising movement of artists and authors are suing tech companies for training AI on their work without credit or payment

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[–] Peaces@infosec.pub 3 points 2 years ago

Though, at what point does sampling become coherentism from philosophy? In the end, whether an AI performs "coherently" is all that matters. I think we are amazed now at ChatGPT because of the quality LLM from 2021 but that value will degrade or become less "coherent" over time, i.e. model collapse.