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Why I don't use AI in 2025
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this post was submitted on 04 May 2025
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Sure. But that's not what's happening when an AI is trained. It's not "stealing" the script or content of the video, it's analyzing them.
By analyzing, isnt it awarding points based on how well you can replicate it and redoing it in an attempt to obtain more points?
Very basically, yes. But the result is a model that doesn't actually contain the training data, it's too small for it to be physically possible.