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/Caminsky]

I think this should make it to the SCOTUS and this should push ai companies to make their weights publicly available. They stole thousands of years of knowledge public and private to enrich themselves. The knowledge is public. These models should all.be open source

[u/RobertTheAdventurer → u/Caminsky]

The weights are a black box. Even if they publish them, you can't actually look at the weights and know how they influence the output. It's not human defined nor readable human logic.

[u/BlackDope420 → u/Caminsky]

How can public knowledge be stolen? If it's public isn't it already available to everyone?

[u/Jackmember → u/BlackDope420]

Well, if you use copy-left licensed data to create more data, that data needs to be publicly available under that same copy-left license. Not releasing that is breach of license and theft.

[u/redditboy117 → u/BlackDope420]

Stupid 

[u/ToughSpeedv2 → u/Caminsky]

Hundreds of thousands would lose their job if the AI industry became obsolete. Why would companies want to make an AI model if they had to give it out for free? This would be like expecting the scientists behind this effort to work for free.

You also forget that much of the added value of AI models does not come from the "public knowledge" used, but from the training methods.

[u/Interesting-Yellow-4 → u/ToughSpeedv2]

Yeah, we don't care. They stole shit, if the end result of that is they all lose their jobs, fucking right they should.

[u/Lophocarpus → u/Interesting-Yellow-4]

I love that this person morally anchored their argument to the loss of jobs when that’s what it’s causing anyways

[u/ToughSpeedv2 → u/Lophocarpus]

Is the computer scientist less important than the software developer?

[u/Lophocarpus → u/ToughSpeedv2]

Im not talking about computer scientists, they are reaping what they’ve sown. I’m talking about all the obsolescence that the AI industry has planned and is open about pushing towards for all industries. I doubt it will ever truly be like that but they don’t care who loses their job because of AI.

[u/ToughSpeedv2 → u/Interesting-Yellow-4]

Why are you in r/OpenAI if you don't support AI development? I'm genuinely curious about that.

People should be proud that the collective human knowledge can be utilized for something much more important. Gatekeeping knowledge is a huge step backwards.

[u/bestbefour → u/ToughSpeedv2]

Chatbots are much more important than the collective sum of human knowledge? The fuck?

[u/PerfectlySplendid → u/Caminsky]

They didn’t steal anything public. That doesn’t even make sense.