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OpenAI hard work got stolen...
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The courts ruled you can't copyright the direct outputs of AI. It's literally one of the few things they have decided. It's common practice to use it to create synthetic data for new models. Laughable that OpenAI even brings it up.
In the space of a year or two, we went from altman saying he was going to capture half the world's wealth straight to open source violently destroying his moat.
Everyone in the open LLM community knew this was coming.
We didn’t know the exact timing, but OpenAI is completely stagnant, and it was coming this year or the next.
I don’t think the world still understands how screwed OpenAI is. It isn’t just that their moat is gone, it’s that, even with all that money, their models (for the size\investment) are objectively bad.
And even as OpenAI struggles, they set fire to a lot of money in the process: https://www.notebookcheck.net/GPT-5-development-hits-major-setbacks-as-OpenAI-runs-out-of-training-data.937049.0.html