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But, if we make training ai without copyright illegal, it will hamper open source models, while not affecting closed source ones , because they could just buy it off of big social media conglomerates
Alrighty then. If corps wasn't too train their AI on all the comment they can scrape without worrying about copyright, then they can't complain when I torrent their shit without worrying about copyright too! Deal? Somehow I don't see them taking that deal.
Training new models is already the domain of large actors only, simply due to the GPU requirements, which serve as a massive moat. That ship has sailed. There isn't a single open source model, today, that wasn't trained by a corporate entity first, and then only fined tuned by the community later.