Google releases its proposal for the White House's AI Action Plan, arguing that “fair use and text-and-data mining exceptions” are “critical” to AI development
Google, following on the heels of OpenAI, published a policy proposal in response to the Trump Administration's call for a national “AI Action Plan.”
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@scottsantens.com
Scott Santens
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It was always inevitable that AI would be trained on all our work whether we liked it or not. There's too much money at stake in this. It's also always been inevitable that job displacement will happen. We have to make sure that AI works for all of us via universal basic incom…
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@richardlittler
Richard Littler
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“Art thief declares race to accumulate stolen artworks “over” if stealing from art galleries and people's private homes isn't fair” — arstechnica.com/tech-policy/ ...
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@the-jaguarr
@the-jaguarr
on bluesky
AI itself could potentially be a wonderful thing if it were being developed by ethical, thoughtful, smart people who believed in the betterment of all. But it's not. Not in the slightest. Quite the opposite, really. — arstechnica.com/tech-policy/ ...
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@max.is.a.cutie.fyi
@max.is.a.cutie.fyi
on bluesky
google be like: let us be evil, let us steal other people's content in peace, it's for “science” — :/ [embedded post]
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r/agi
r
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OpenAI declares AI race “over” if training on copyrighted works isn't fair use
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r/singularity
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OpenAI declares AI race “over” if training on copyrighted works isn't fair use: Ars Technica
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@ruslantrad
Ruslan Trad
on bluesky
“OpenAI describes Chinese AI lab DeepSeek as “state-subsidized” and “state-controlled,” and recommends that the U.S. government consider banning models from the outfit and similar People's Republic of China (PRC)-supported operations.”
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@carnage4life
Dare Obasanjo
on bluesky
If you can't compete with them, ban them.
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@lukaszolejnik
Lukasz Olejnik
on bluesky
It's of course not true that the use of DeepSeek model is risky for user privacy. Such models can be hosted and run in any country in the world-including in the U.S. or the EU, or even on a user's computer, locally. [embedded post]
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@FSonder@mastodon.ie
Frank Sonderborg
on mastodon
Not fair, not fair at all. Coming over here and getting better results with cheaper equipment. Stealing our stolen data with out even asking us;-O — https://techcrunch.com/...
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@vishvanands
Vishvanand Subramanian
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trying hard to steelman this position from openai but unless it's possible to hide malware in the model weights, what exactly is the risk of downloading open source models from china? apart from the obvious risk to openai trying to charge 2000 a month for a product deepseek will…
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@parkert
Parker Thompson
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Presumably they mean the SaaS product, which you definitely shouldn't give any sensitive data to. — The open source product is cool, partially because Chinese censorship and American censorship are very different so they can do complimentary things. And good luck banning that.…
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@thezvi
Zvi Mowshowitz
on x
I cannot overstate how terrible the vibes are in @OpenAI 's submission. Their statement is basically vice signaling throughout.
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@peterwildeford
Peter Wildeford
on x
The @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI submissions to the US gov have different vibes about the seriousness of risks and how the US government should react to them Anthropic: if there's large biorisk, mandate testing OpenAI: incentivize voluntary testing through offering govt contracts [im…
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@xlr8harder
@xlr8harder
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Hi OpenAI friends, you should feel bad about this
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@deliprao
@deliprao
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I have never seen a company and a CEO more insecure than this
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@kalomaze
@kalomaze
on x
ah, so when a chinese company publishes their production codebases & models under permissive licenses, only then should you cry about foul play. really provocative technique they are going with here
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@dorialexander
Alexander Doria
on x
This will fare very well in Europe.
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@andrewcurran_
Andrew Curran
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They also argue for banning the use of PRC-produced models within Tier 1 countries that ‘violate user privacy and create security risks such as the risk of IP theft.’ This is an anti-Whale harpoon. [image]
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@josephjacks_
@josephjacks_
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OpenAI definitely doesn't distill. OpenAI definitely doesn't train on copyrighted data. OpenAI definitely doesn't want to ban competition. OpenAI definitely wants what's best for humanity. OpenAI is the best AI and the most aligned AI and everything is awesome.
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@thenormanmu
Norman Mu
on x
pretty disingenuous to conflate the R1 model with the web chat app. from the proposal: [image]
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@kimmonismus
@kimmonismus
on x
Wow. How the mighty have fallen.
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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r/DeepSeek
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models.
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek ‘state-controlled,’ calls for bans on ‘PRC-produced’ models | TechCrunch