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AI training data theft debate
A user sarcastically notes that opposing AI training on stolen artwork is no longer seen as a valid reason to dislike AI.
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- Microsoft executive calls AI training the "largest theft of labor in human history."
- @KingJameson7 says not wanting your artwork to be stolen and fed into AI is apparently not a justifiable reason to hate it.
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A Microsoft executive called AI training 'the largest theft of labor in human history.'
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Reaction on X: Most replies criticize the Microsoft executive's remark, calling it an admission of a crime while monetizing it and questioning the timing given Microsoft's profits; one reply disputes the "largest theft of labor" claim and points instead to mental data. The original poster did not respond.
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