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Training Generative AI Models on Copyrighted Works Is Fair Use - Change My Mind
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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I don't know what this is supposed to mean. Speak plainly.
I don't even know where or how to begin arguing against a position that's flawed on such a basic level.
an appeal to ridicule is also called a horse laugh fallacy. it's like writing lol instead of actually explaining what's wrong with the position to which your objecting. this response also reads like an appeal to ridicule. if you can't explain what's wrong with my position, maybe you shouldn't be speaking about my position.
You've already done a fine job of explaining exactly what's wrong with your position. You think you're entitled to the fruits of others' labor. It's as simple as that.
this isn't what I said. it's a straw man.
My guy, you think you can just write off everyone's argument by just assigning it some words you read on Wikipedia.
It's literally exactly what you said. You're moving the goal posts.
it's not what I said. I'm not relying on Wikipedia: I'm relying on my degree.
Oh okay so now you're just appealing to authority?
no.
this response also reads like an appeal to ridicule. if you can't explain what's wrong with my position, maybe you shouldn't be speaking about my position.