The Irony of @$$hole AI Companies

The irony of OpenAI claiming DeepSeek used its data in their training set is lost on no one. #deepseek #openai #dataset #copyright #fair use

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Oh the irony abounds when OpenAI, fighting off numerous lawsuits of copyright infringement from where they got their training data, now cries afoul when it claims the DeepSeek, AI newcomer, used some of OpenAI’s data in DeepSeek’s own dataset.

File this under “We hope they did and we hope your valuation plummets (it won’t)”. The hubris of OpenAI, which clearly stole millions of copyrighted items without permission for their training datasets, while claiming Fair Use, being offended now by someone else using their data for a training set cannot be understated. A thief claiming another thief stole their already stolen property and going to the authorities over the issue. It’s like how the infamous BALCO performing enhancing drug company went under.

PS AI featured image “Irony of Fair Use” (they wouldn’t generate from “Irony of @$$holes”) brought to you by “still can’t do any text”, “what the heck are most of these things?”, “speedometers on a typewriter?”, and four hands.

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