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   by _fbpp 3y ago

   All this under the auspices of "ethics", which as a reminder, is just an arbitrary set of rules which someone is trying to pass off as having a divine origin. They are arbitrary only in the sense that, sans a religion's God
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   by _fbpp 3y ago

   The fun part is that the GDPR already does. The answer is you're not allowed to use personal data for AI . (And "personal data" here covers things like all public social media posts ) Facebook recently got told by the CJEU
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   by _fbpp 3y ago

   The entire fair use claim is derived not from any legal basis, but rather, that "it has to be fair use" because it would be legally catastrophic for OpenAI et al if it weren't true. If you look at the core argument in favour