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Re: Concerns regarding the "Open Source AI Definition" 1.0-RC2



Ilu left as an exercise for the reader:
> If training data involves the core of a humans personhood - as mentioned
> above - it cannot be open-sourced or otherwise free. Consent does not
> matter. It belongs to that person and nobody else, period. I deeply
> believe that there are borders we are not allowed to cross, no matter
> how noble the cause.

i'm not well versed in these debates, but why am i prohibited
from opening my personhood? are you claiming i can't, for instance,
distribute a generative approximation to my voice as an open
system? that seems such a strange position to me that i suspect
i'm fundamentally misunderstanding you.

-- 
nick black -=- https://nick-black.com
to make an apple pie from scratch,
you need first invent a universe.

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