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๐ง๐ฝโโ๏ธ Prediction: supreme courts in many countries will someday debate scraping #data to train models without permission.
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Many of the #NLP (natural language processing) and #LLM (large language models) have not asked permission of the content creators to use their content.
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Some of the litigation is already happening. See the interview @nabihasyed did with Katherine Forrest for @themarkup: themarkup.org/hello-world/20โฆ
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Regarding non-copyrighted content, a lawyer could say that we all signed our content away with the "accept" button.
But there is no alternative.
You must "accept" that they can use your content how they want, or you cannot put your words and images in that app.
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But there is no alternative.
You must "accept" that they can use your content how they want, or you cannot put your words and images in that app.
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I'll bet this lack of choice will also be the basis of some future decisions in courts of many countries.
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