AI Training Theft Debate
The cluster revolves around heated arguments on whether using copyrighted material to train AI models amounts to stealing, robbery, or theft, with one side insisting it is blatant theft and the other dismissing it as hyperbole.
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Well, there is the stealing part.
Because some thief is getting away with it.
It is robbery, I am perplexed how you fail to see it.
You steal from those who can't talk to the police
These are just asking to get "stolen".
Surely the robbery part is theft. :)
The point is about stealing, not who about gets stolen.
How do people do that blatant theft.
Sounds like a great way to get robbed
It's still something that can be stolen