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If Creators Suing AI Companies Over Copyright Win, It Will Further Entrench Big Tech
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See, I would argue the exact opposite. It sounds like you don't understand how it works.
Because it's not "replication" or "copying".
Most LLMs can be made to spit out training data. That’s pretty much replication in my book.
Statistical models don’t create anything. They replicate variations of their training data.
Show some examples?
...All of them? That's literally how all of them work.
Then, it should be easy for you to show some examples.