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Removed working that falsely suggested AI companies at large ignore copyright law. Several recent cases show the principal act of training on copyrighted data is fair use, such as this one: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jun/26/meta-wins-ai-copyright-lawsuit-as-us-judge-rules-against-authors Other cases are pending or have resolved in a similar fashion. Using pirated material to train is one thing, but content available on the open Internet can be used for fair use purposes. |
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'''Artificial intelligence''' (AI) is a field of computer science producing software that aims to ultimately replace all manual labor. AI is not a new concept - it has been of interest as early as the 1950s. Since the November 2022 launch of [[ChatGPT]], [[wikipedia:Large language model|large language model]] (LLM) chatbots have been a main focus of the industry, with billions of dollars in funding allocated to producing more "intelligent" LLMs. Also a significant focus are [[wikipedia:Text-to-image model|text-to-image models]], which "draw" an image using written instructions, and [[wikipedia:Text-to-video model|text-to-video models]], which extend the text-to-image concept across several smooth video frames. | '''Artificial intelligence''' (AI) is a field of computer science producing software that aims to ultimately replace all manual labor. AI is not a new concept - it has been of interest as early as the 1950s. Since the November 2022 launch of [[ChatGPT]], [[wikipedia:Large language model|large language model]] (LLM) chatbots have been a main focus of the industry, with billions of dollars in funding allocated to producing more "intelligent" LLMs. Also a significant focus are [[wikipedia:Text-to-image model|text-to-image models]], which "draw" an image using written instructions, and [[wikipedia:Text-to-video model|text-to-video models]], which extend the text-to-image concept across several smooth video frames. | ||
[[wikipedia:Generative artificial intelligence|Generative artificial intelligence]] models are trained through vast amounts of existing human-generated content. Using the example of an LLM, by learning about common trends in sentence structure, the model is able to form complete sentences and show artificial "knowledge" of a topic. The artificial nature may cause [[wikipedia:Hallucination (artificial intelligence)|hallucination]] through confidently-written, but mostly or entirely incorrect, output. | [[wikipedia:Generative artificial intelligence|Generative artificial intelligence]] models are trained through vast amounts of existing human-generated content. Using the example of an LLM, by learning about common trends in sentence structure, the model is able to form complete sentences and show artificial "knowledge" of a topic. The artificial nature may cause [[wikipedia:Hallucination (artificial intelligence)|hallucination]] through confidently-written, but mostly or entirely incorrect, output. | ||
The current well-funded, lucrative industry of artificial intelligence tools has resulted in rampant unethical use of content. Startups intending to produce AI services have been scraping the internet for content to train future models at a | The current well-funded, lucrative industry of artificial intelligence tools has resulted in rampant unethical use of content. Startups intending to produce AI services have been scraping the internet for content to train future models at a fast pace, and members of the field are concerned that they are approaching the limit of publicly-available content to train from.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Tremayne-Pengelly |first=Alexandra |date=16 Dec 2024 |title=Ilya Sutskever Warns A.I. Is Running Out of Data—Here’s What Will Happen Next |url=https://observer.com/2024/12/openai-cofounder-ilya-sutskever-ai-data-peak/ |website=Observer}}</ref> | ||
==Unethical website scraping== | ==Unethical website scraping== | ||
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