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      EU: Hello OpenAI, what do you think about the choice “Follow GDPR or here is the fine” ?

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        A fine isn’t going to frighten these people. What they should impose is a block on their IP address.

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          The fine is just the first step. They could also block entirely from operating in the EU.

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    I read the article, but can’t figure out what NGO, NOYB, or GDPR mean. Can someone help me?

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    If it complied with GDPR, chatgpt wouldnt know shit. How can it give you a (bad) copy of an answer when it cant copy

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      So? If your invention depends on illegal plagiarism to exist, maybe it shouldn’t. It’s not the law’s fault that LLMs depend on other people’s work to function, nor was that its specific target when it was written

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        If your invention depends on illegal plagiarism to exist

        Have any of the trials finished? I knew there were some ongoing but hadn’t heard any rulings yet.

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          The comment I was replying to basically said it has to be noncompliant (illegal) for the whole thing to work, as if that justified it. If a trial or whatever finds it’s not illegal, so be it, but I’d still have some moral issues about basically everything anyone ever does or has done turning into AI food