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    Natasha Lyonne sagt, KI habe ein ethisches Problem, weil es im Moment „super koscher“ sei, unter dem Vorwand der Beschleunigung frei zu rauben.
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    Natasha Lyonne sagt, KI habe ein ethisches Problem, weil es im Moment „super koscher“ sei, unter dem Vorwand der Beschleunigung frei zu rauben.


    Natasha Lyonne sagt, KI habe ein ethisches Problem, weil es im Moment „super koscher“ sei, unter dem Vorwand der Beschleunigung frei zu rauben.

    https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/meta-ai/articles/natasha-lyonne-says-ai-ethics-130500292.html

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    3. verbotenporc on

      >‘super kosher copacetic

      That’s actually one of my all-time favourite surf metal bands!

    4. ithinkitslupis on

      Probably a losing argument. She’s promoting her „ethically“ trained AI company.

      The people who care about AI generating creative content don’t just care about it stealing copyrighted work, that’s just one facet of it. 

      They usually also care about it parasitically borrowing human creativity in general and devaluing it, and further funneling proceeds up the chain to already rich people. If you manage to train a performant model on non-copyright work all those other issues remain.

    6. TheInfinityGauntlet on

      It has an ethics problem but you started an AI movie company anyway, I’m sure you’ll be the one to fix it and not just make slop in the hopes of easy money!

    7. KennyDROmega on

      And it won’t change, because we’ve got a President who says that expecting AI companies to pay for training data just can’t be done, wouldn’t be prudent.

    9. a_sliceoflife on

      She’s right. The voices against the theft of intellectual property are not strong enough. More people need to speak against it. I don’t understand how the things that people are doing with AI, especially in the art sector (AI art, AI covers etc.), are even legal.

    11. amancalleddrake on

      It’s like when Romania’s PM said to Bill Gates that their whole country’s IT ecosystem runs on pirated Microsoft.It’s hard to bat for copyrights, if you actually believe that ignoring it, can change the world.

    13. Andreas1120 on

      Has there even been a legal decision as to using data for training is a copyright violation?

    14. outerproduct on

      There is an ethics problem because when people do it, they get fined or go to jail. When mega corporations do it, it’s a whoopsie daisy, and nothing happens.

    15. ChangingHats on

      The entire world has been devaluing IT work since inception. The shoe is just on the other foot now.

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