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I hate to tell you, but I've been training a neural network on the internet for over a decade now. Specifically the one between my ears. Unfortunately, it seems

by notJim 2y ago

I hate to tell you, but I've been training a neural network on the internet for over a decade now. Specifically the one between my ears. Unfortunately, it seems to be gradually going insane.

asadotzler 2y ago
If you're selling it to billions of people, and making big bank, I want a cut based on the parts you stole from me. If you're just using it personally, I'm cool with that.
- mr_toad 2y ago
  Anyone who sells professional services based on knowledge they learned on the internet (which probably includes most people reading this) is doing that.
seydor 2y ago
you paid for that content either directly, or indirectly through ads. I wouldn't say it's fair for any company to capitalize the content that users have created but have no way to monetize, and not even saying thanks
binkethy 2y ago
Computer systems are not humans and never will be.you should look unto neurology a bit and learn about our current understanding of how neurons work, let alone network. The tech term is a total non sequitur compared to real neurons. Training an infinite retention computer regurgitation system to imitate input data does not correspond to human learning and never will. The golem Frankenstein project thst is an AGI is an article of religious faith, not a necessary direction to take technology, which is a word derived from the Greek word for "hand" Copyright and copyleft have likely been egregiously violated by this entire field and a reckoning and course correction will be necessary. Humanity has largely expressed distaste for this entire field once they experience the social results of such applications. The amount of sycophantic adulation in this thread is sickening. My comment will likely be grayed out soon by insider downclicks. I have no illusions as to this ycombinator site and its function in society. Good day
mzl 2y ago
Yes, and if you recreate parts of what you learned you might run into copyright issues. Too much inspiration from something you've studied, and it becomes a derivative work subject to all the regulations. And there are no clear and strict rules, it is always a judgement call.

by notJim 2y ago

I hate to tell you, but I've been training a neural network on the internet for over a decade now. Specifically the one between my ears. Unfortunately, it seems to be gradually going insane.

asadotzler 2y ago

If you're selling it to billions of people, and making big bank, I want a cut based on the parts you stole from me. If you're just using it personally, I'm cool with that.

mr_toad 2y ago
Anyone who sells professional services based on knowledge they learned on the internet (which probably includes most people reading this) is doing that.

seydor 2y ago

you paid for that content either directly, or indirectly through ads. I wouldn't say it's fair for any company to capitalize the content that users have created but have no way to monetize, and not even saying thanks

binkethy 2y ago

Computer systems are not humans and never will be.you should look unto neurology a bit and learn about our current understanding of how neurons work, let alone network. The tech term is a total non sequitur compared to real neurons. Training an infinite retention computer regurgitation system to imitate input data does not correspond to human learning and never will. The golem Frankenstein project thst is an AGI is an article of religious faith, not a necessary direction to take technology, which is a word derived from the Greek word for "hand" Copyright and copyleft have likely been egregiously violated by this entire field and a reckoning and course correction will be necessary. Humanity has largely expressed distaste for this entire field once they experience the social results of such applications. The amount of sycophantic adulation in this thread is sickening. My comment will likely be grayed out soon by insider downclicks. I have no illusions as to this ycombinator site and its function in society. Good day

mzl 2y ago

Yes, and if you recreate parts of what you learned you might run into copyright issues. Too much inspiration from something you've studied, and it becomes a derivative work subject to all the regulations. And there are no clear and strict rules, it is always a judgement call.