OpenAI says it has found evidence that Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek used the US company’s proprietary models to train its own open-source competitor, as concerns grow over a potential breach of intellectual property.
↫ Cristina Criddle and Eleanor Olcott for the FT
This is more ironic than writing a song called Ironic that lists situations that aren’t actually ironic. OpenAI claims it’s free to suck up whatever content and data it can find on the web without any form of permission or consent, but throws a tamper tantrum when someone takes whatever they regurgitate for their own use without permission or consent?
Cry me a river.
Interesting… That’s exactly how I feel when you complain about AI. Cry me a river.
Fact, if you scramble around the word CAPITALISM you get HYPOCRISY.
Another petty article. I agree with the premise, but not the opinionated banter. Is this a news site or a chat forum?
If you don’t like the topping on your pastry, change of bakery.
The site is open to submissions, so please, submit an article of the type you would like to read. That would be much more interesting than your string of identical comments complaining about the editorial style here.
OpenAI must start attributing authors whenever they took data from sources on where it’s explicitly stated that authors must be attributed.
A lot of people played https://slope-game3d.io/ again and again, so the creator decided to make it better and release it on more platforms