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slashdave
54 days ago
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Startup founders urge U.S. government not to shut ...
Oh, you mean not commit fraud? Why would any respectable company do that?
chrismarlow9
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This seems odd to say about a group of companies that supposedly built this on scraped data.
dannyw
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Didn't Anthropic say they banned OpenAI for doing it on their models?
slashdave
53 days ago
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Well, depends if you want to call OpenAI "respectable"
potsandpans
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Except this is not fraud. And just because a company _really_ wants to make a trillion dollar valuation doesn't mean they get to invent a new type of fraud.
slashdave
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Yes, breaking the terms of use is fraud. And, no, no self-respecting company would do this deliberately.
potsandpans
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you seem to think just saying things makes them true. how's that working out for you?
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