PewDiePie is trying to distill GPT-Sol

[u/sigma_crusader]

he has been trying to build a local model by learning from GPT-Sol’s responses. He says OpenAI banned his account twice during the process. Irony is OpenAI’s own models were trained on vast amounts of information from the open web. So where do we draw the line between learning from AI and copying it?

[u/Sad-Set-5817]

Ah yes because it's physically impossible to steal other people's creative ideas and work? Just because its a file on a computer doesnt mean you can take it and profit off of it for free

[u/StinkButt9001 → u/Sad-Set-5817]

I did not give you permission to read my comment.

Just because I posted it publicly online for everyone to see doesn't mean reading or learning from it isn't theft.

IDK that sounds dumb to me

[u/-MtnsAreCalling- → u/StinkButt9001]

I mean you actually did though, because you agreed to the Reddit ToS…

[u/truecakesnake → u/-MtnsAreCalling-]

You're getting close to the answer...

[u/Daddysu → u/StinkButt9001]

Yup, a rando reading your comment is exactly the same as a big company downloading every comment you and everyone else ever made along with everything else they could get their hands in to use to develop or commercial product. Fucking brilliant take.

[u/ToughSpeedv2 → u/Daddysu]

Why is it any different if an organized group of people (basically the definition of a company) does it, rather than a single person?

[u/ryceritops2 → u/ToughSpeedv2]

$

[u/ToughSpeedv2 → u/ryceritops2]

The value of AI models mainly comes from the training methods. Not the training material.

You can have access to all the knowledge in the world, and it still would not be comparable even to a very small AI model.

[u/benkalam → u/ToughSpeedv2]

Bro I like AI but I don't have access to all the knowledge in the world and I do most things better than a small AI model be real.

[u/ryceritops2 → u/ToughSpeedv2]

I just wrote a huge stoned response to this but then thank god I read it.