3 comments

  • virtualritz 4 hours ago ago

    That ship has sailed. People will do it running models locally.

    The best open weight models are more that capable to do this. The restrictions are probably being put in place bby Anthropic & OpenAI to have plausible deniability for possibly incoming lawsuits?

    If your training is based on downloading & ingesting anything and everything w/o consent you presented evidence that respecting intellectual property is not something you genuinely care about.

    So why should your paying (!) users ... unless you'd get any fallout from that.

    • dlcarrier 36 minutes ago ago

      Incoming lawsuits don't have any chance of winning, but lawsuits in and of themselves are expensive, so I presume it's about appeasing the software industry enough to prevent the lawsuits from happening, in the first place.

  • toomuchtodo 4 hours ago ago

    https://archive.today/7oQDg

    Original title "'Reverse Engineer Anything': AI Companies Crack Down on the Coolest Thing People Were Doing With AI" compressed to fit within title limits.

    (title not editorialized in an attempt to keep with guidelines, please update the title as appropriate)