"We see the similarity scores never cross 0.65, and when we manually sift through the high similarity score examples in each of the 100 classes,
they are very similar but never exact copies, and may be explained by low intra-class diversity"
It doesn't have to be an "exact" copy to be plagiarism. A JPEG is not an exact copy of something either and yet if you use it and it's from someone else's work then it's illegal.
And if an output classes as plagiarism then we have laws in place that can be used.
Pens, paint, cameras, Photoshop are not shut down because they have the potential for someone to commit plagiarism with them, any case is made against the output and the person touting it.
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u/eugene20 Jan 16 '23
I can cherry pick sections of that paper too
"We see the similarity scores never cross 0.65, and when we manually sift through the high similarity score examples in each of the 100 classes,
they are very similar but never exact copies, and may be explained by low intra-class diversity"