Interesting article in The New York Times about training AI. The “cut corners” in the title is too loaded, and some of it seems a bit overblown:

Their situation is urgent. Tech companies could run through the high-quality data on the internet as soon as 2026, according to Epoch, a research institute.

Fair use is murky. Reproducing long documents word for word isn’t right. But a hypothetical C-3PO should be able to read a book or watch a video. I think we’ll need to clarify what is okay in training vs. what is okay when under human command.

Mandaris Moore

I’m not able to read anything much beyond the title. It reminds me that “Move quickly and break things”, is a popular phrase right now.

I feel that we are seeing that it’s easier for these companies to ask for forgiveness rather than permission.

Manton Reece @manton
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