I feel like it would be ok if AI generated images/text would be clearly marked(but i dont think its possible in the case of text)
Who would support something made stealing the hard work of other people if they could tell instantly
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Stealing means the initial item is no longer there
If someone is profiting off someone elses work, i would argue its stealing
China, the new bogeyman to replace the USSR
Has been since 1991
Took a brief break for MENA to be the targeted one though
"Your proposal is acceptable."
Please let it be over, yes.
Nobody even tries to write code from scratch anymore. I think it will have a lot of negative effects on programmers over time.
Oh no not the plagiarism machine however would we recover???
Please fail and die openai thx
Also copyright is bullshit and IP shouldn’t exist especially for corporate entities. Free sharing of human knowledge and creativity should be a right. Machine plagiarism to create uninspired mimicries isn’t a necessary part of that process and should be regulated heavily
I think it would be interesting as hell if they had to cite where the data was from on request. See if it's legitimate sources or just what a reddit user said five years ago
Darn
Let them. Copyright is bullshit. What's the issue. He's right