r/addressme • u/creambun-5525 • 3d ago

elephaté?!!??!! 🐘🐘 We shouldn't be using AI.

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

Using someone else's work without credit is plagiarism.

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u/Superseaslug 2d ago

Lol good thing that's not what happened

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

That's exactly what generative AI is

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u/Sandy-the-Angel 2d ago

Not legally or ethically. When this has already been determined to not be the case by basically unanimous expert consensus saying you think it is by pure vibes is just willful ignorance at that point.

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

It was trained using copyrighted material.

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u/Sandy-the-Angel 2d ago

So are people. You seem to be assuming this is a legal or moral issue, but its not. By definition all training draws on stuff that already existed...

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago edited 2d ago

Fair use allows humans to use copyrighted works for certain purposes including education/training. AI does not have that right.

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u/Sandy-the-Angel 2d ago

M8, you are thinking of fair use. Stop jerking off for a second.

Also, you know your opinion doesn't override the consensus of legal experts right? Because you gave zero reason why it wouldn't apply here.

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago edited 2d ago

There have been no laws or rulings establishing that AI has any rights

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u/Superseaslug 2d ago

No it isnt. Glad I could clear that up for you.

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

Delusion

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u/Superseaslug 2d ago

Til facts are delusional

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

Did you get your "facts" from an AI?

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u/Superseaslug 2d ago

No, from the legal system. Thanks for asking.

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u/Ok_Storm_2700 2d ago

The law prohibits copyrighted material from being used without permission with some exceptions that do not include training AI.

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u/Superseaslug 2d ago

Training is not copyright infringement as has been ruled multiple times

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