I’m curious what % of people think selling access to AI models trained on copyrighted material is ethical.

Seems like an issue where both sides default to overly simple analogies to decide how to think about it.

I’m curious what % of people think selling access to AI models trained on copyrighted material is ethical.

Seems like an issue where both sides default to overly simple analogies to decide how to think about it.

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It's a complex issue, indeed. On one hand, selling access to AI models trained on copyrighted material without compensation feels exploitative. On the other, these models can drive innovation and creativity. Striking a fair balance that respects original creators while fostering progress is crucial.