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AI giants learn what everyone else on the modern internet already knows
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2026
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Too low resolution, no amount of zooming would reveal it.
The photo did not come through for me on my end, but the alt text did. And my question to you is, is this a tiny violin?
Yes. It's there. Just super duper tiny.
You just need to keep zooming to see it. It takes awhile but it is worth it!
That's not good. Investors hate costly and protracted legal fights. There was another story about OpenAI stealing tech from apple and I think some kind of data leak maybe? If investors lose confidence in OpenAI that pretty much pops the bubble.
With hundreds of billions in their warchests, are there enough lawfirms in the world to meet their legal needs in the coming battle?
Cheaper to get politicians to rule in your favour.
Political lobbying is just a higer form of lawyering... most legislators (and virtually all judges) are ex-lawyers.
" ...with no success or assistance from any governing body or public group. Creators are a subclass worth extracting any livelihood from them and diverting those markets towards ruling class distribution networks." FTFY
havnt they realized they eventually will train thier "llm" on slop created by other LLM slop.
That was a problem that's been basically solved. So no, it's not actually an issue anymore.
That's why this is happening. You basically want to train a model that's going to train the next model and that's going to train the next model.
Doing a bunch of other fancy s*** means that each consecutive level improves the quality instead of reducing it.
So we're at the point where it's more effective to let your opponent do all the heavy, more expensive training of the less effective model. Then train the model that you want to make on that because paying them to run their finished model is cheaper than making it in the first place to train the next one.
In a sense, it's sort of like compression. The harder you compress the longer and more expensive and more difficult it becomes. So ideally you want to be the last guy in the chain to do the final compression so you get a reap all of the rewards without any of the overhead.
Yeah they call that artificial data and tout it as a good thing
It was always about controlling the narrative. Thats it. oh and raping and killing kids
And genocide and surveillance states.
Awww fucking diddums.