'Nonfiction' Book About Maui Wildfire 'Smells of AI,' Gets Pulled From Amazon

[joshcryer]

12. I think that will be difficult to enforce.

And if the courts do find against those datasets there's still plenty of public domain stuff out there, with reenforcement learning with human feedback (RLHF), that you can still generate an LLM that is as useful. Open Assistant for instance is trained on public data such as Reddit posts and Wikipedia data, it does not contain any books or any intellectual property that isn't on a dataset that was openly available (a Reddit poster might say their posts are their own intellectual property though). Open Assistant I have found is vastly superior to ChatGPT and others when it comes to **writing process** because it has over 200,000 HLRF submissions in its dataset, people taking the time out of their day to write things for it. And because of that it has a writers touch. (On other tasks Open Assistant is poor though.)

I find intellectual property to itself be unethical, though.