Row 50618

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Weird take. As I've mentioned elsewhere, I'm quite impressed with ChatGPT and I've been using it for quite awhile. It's not perfect, and I have moral qualms with how many things in the AI space were trained.

Just because I like a product doesn't mean I can't disapprove of how a CEO or a company handled something. For example: I've been buying Apple products since the 90s. Overall, I generally like them. But I'll also criticize them when I think they're doing something that's bad for consumers or being shady.

Criticism =/= "hating."

> This is a fucking non-issue. Zero. It means nothing. It's not illegal, not immoral, not even weird. It's just that said someone else wants to make some money off of a situation and you lemmings are happy to have some new train to jump on. >

Just because you think it's a non-issue doesn't mean SJ or others agree, but you be sure to tell her that; I think she'll appreciate it. And if you're saying its "not illegal", consider brushing up on US Copyright Law, as there's plenty of precedent for this being quite illegal. [OpenAI is no stranger to the battles ahead](https://archive.ph/wRvzK).

The bottom line is that many are rightfully concerned with how a company wielding a new and exciting (and scary) technology might be making some reckless oversteps.

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