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Could a court order the destruction of ChatGPT?

2 pointsby franczeskoabout 1 year ago

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franczeskoabout 1 year ago
LLMs, even as a technological achievement, are trained on pirated content. That doesn&#x27;t differ much from illegal obtaining and processing of data (especially for commercial purposes). In that sense processing is not individual consumption, but still consumption for model training purposes.<p>Besides piracy itself, in US legal system, there&#x27;s a concept of a &quot;fruit of the poisonous tree&quot;. The logic of the terminology is that if the source (the &quot;tree&quot;) of the evidence or evidence itself is tainted, then anything gained (the &quot;fruit&quot;) from it is tainted as well.<p>That would mean, that all LLMs creations would be considered as illegal. This would also apply to generated training data, in case the model would be ordered to be destroyed.
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