artninja1988

You can obviously see the conflicts of interest these companies have calling for "regulation". I don't believe for one second they don't want the plebs have free access to genAI fo…

There's this >The association maintains a database of fatal skydiving incidents on its website and said while last year its members reported making 3.65 million jumps, there were ten reported …

Also remember when Geoffrey Hinton famously predicted all radiologists would be out of a job by now in 2016? That also didn't happen. So yeah, I would take these predictions with a massive grain …

I think another good way to attract industry would be to give clear IP exemptions for model training. Having t&d exemptions like in Japan or Israel would be huge for legal certainty imo

>built for business Yet the license says: > License: CC-BY-NC Besides this snark, seems really good from the benchmark and I'm really glad and grateful people are releasing weights :)

>Electric cars could have been mainstream 100 years ago without a concerted effort to stop them Huh? What's the source

I'd also like to know. In the first story I've read it said something like '1000 workers were labeling videos for Amazon'. Not clear to me if they were training a model to do this …

A lot of bullshit about imaginary "catastrophic risks" and justifying why they've turned into closed and for profit. I'm going to be extra mad if this influences the government to …

My impression is that matrix is run badly. Am I wrong?

What's a better alternative? I'd need something with voice/ video chats and servers

(April 2023)

Is there any word on if they will open source this one too?

...why?

We all stand on the shoulders of giants. No reason to throw hissy fits about it

And I am still less obsessed than you are with ai art

Sad to hear, they really created some awesome models for the community. Looks like their entire diffusion team left. Do we know where they went to? Hopefully another organisation pops up without the i…

I wonder through what mechanism they were able to fine them for bard/ Gemini, since it's not really clear that training an LLM is a copyright violation. Is it through those prior commitments…

Very cool work. Can something similar be done for audio?

I thought they wanted to do their own thing and focused on efficient inference on device. Disappointed to hear this...

Thanks chatgpt

Why not? They have cheap electricity and maybe even the political will to introduce some generous text and data mining exemptions, like Japan and Israel for example. Having legal certainty around Copy…

Very interested in what they're going to bring to the table. When is iOS expected to drop?

>Has literally anyone spent money on the metaverse? I guess people buy their vr headsets, if that counts. I'm not too familiar with what the "metaverse" entails though...

It's just a bunch of cranks who did the report. I hope no important politican takes this "report" seriously.

>Essentially, there is no such thing as intellectual property anymore. If only

Odd. There are a ton of of MJ datasets they seem fine with. I have a hard time believing the irony of banning scraping would be lost on them, unless it really took down their backend somehow. Oh well

Can't really fault them for not disclosing their datasets etc. Without meaningful protections it would be a huge legal liability.