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highplainsdem

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3. True. And with the entire generative AI industry built on IP theft, we can't expect ethical behavior from any

Reply to erronis (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 11, 2026, 10:18 PM

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of them. I just wish a lot of them would serve prison sentences, with their built-on-theft tools destroyed and the companies having to start over with what's in the public domain plus what they can afford to pay for after the lawsuits. At which point it would be obvious to everyone that almost the entire value of genAI was in the stolen IP.

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These companies are throwing AI spaghetti against the wall and seeing what sticks. erronis Wednesday #1

True. And with the entire generative AI industry built on IP theft, we can't expect ethical behavior from any highplainsdem Wednesday #3

I know we don't always see eye to eye on AI, but THIS? This is a fucking travesty! AZJonnie Wednesday #2

Thanks for understanding that this is serious. highplainsdem Wednesday #4

I think I end up having a pretty different experience with hallucinations because I use a paid Claude version AZJonnie Thursday #5