• BURN@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    That’s not how AI works and is an argument rooted in a misunderstanding of how it functions.

    AI does not “learn” or “understand” - it replicates. It is not near how a human learns, processes and transforms an idea.

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      11 months ago

      My bad, I suppose I should have gone further down my line of reasoning. I am well aware of the differences between what generative AI does and what human artists do.

      Do you think artists should be allowed to categorize other artists work so that when they want inspiration on how to draw mouths, they can quickly look through and see a bunch of other artists mouths to get inspiration from? (So they can then draw their own mouths)

      Should they be allowed to use AI to help them do this identification and categorization?

      Should they be allowed to use AI to create new mouths based on the collection they have amassed so they can get inspiration from these never before seen mouths?

      Does it make any difference if they have created this identifying/categorizing AI themself?

      If they take this combination of AI that they created and these images that they collected, and the resulting AI inspiration mouths that they have produced, should they be allowed to alter them to suit the unique face that they are making? Or is the fact that they combined what people currently call “AI” with other people’s work enough to make it against the rules?

      What if they made the AI and never plugged in anyone else’s mouths, should they be allowed to use that AI to make their work?

      Where exactly is the line at that people should not be allowed to cross?

      I know there are lots of questions here, I totally understand if you don’t have time or answers for them. I’m just kind of laying out why I see not nearly as clear of a line as some people/headlines would like to have everyone think there is.

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      11 months ago

      See, I would argue the exact opposite. It sounds like you don’t understand how it works.

      Because it’s not “replication” or “copying”.

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        11 months ago

        Most LLMs can be made to spit out training data. That’s pretty much replication in my book.

        Statistical models don’t create anything. They replicate variations of their training data.

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          11 months ago

          Painters replicate variations of their training pieces too. You’re pretending there’s a difference between human inspired and training inspired and that you should get paid for that inspiration in one case just cuz “big corp”

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            11 months ago

            Because there is a difference. A computer does not learn or understand anything. Human beings can transform a concept. A LLM or other generative AI does not transform a concept at all.

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              11 months ago

              So if I ask it to create a story about a cow juggling bowling balls, it was not creating an original story? Just spitting out stories it has heard of before?

              Edit: missed a ‘not’.

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                11 months ago

                It’s spitting out variations of the statistical results based on your input parameter. It reorganizes ideas and reorganizes the stories it has seen into something else. That’s not transforming the data by adding something new, rather just retrofitting existing data to sound like it’s creating something new

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                  11 months ago

                  retrofitting existing data to sound like it’s creating something new.

                  What the difference? That is basically how new human ideas are formed. Did you think you add completely new ideas everytime you transform your previous knowledge?

                  But since you’re so confident in your claims, I’m sure it should be easy to prove the following ChatGPT output is not new and can be easily traced back to its training data:

                  Prompt: Create a short poem about a cow juggling bowling balls on a boat

                  Output: In a boat on gentle waves it sways, A cow, not grazing in greenish bays. Hooves deftly juggle, balls in flight, Bowling orbs, a whimsical sight.

                  Bovine artist, on the sea’s embrace, Balancing spheres with tranquil grace. Ocean breeze, a playful gale, A cow’s performance, a quirky tale.

        • zwaetschgeraeuber@lemmy.world
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          when you read something and recite it, what do you do? exactly, spitting out the training data, if you trained long enough