[colordrops]

Rights haven't really been core to the discussion as I've seen it, and in fact it's the first time I've seen it in months. It's a fair discussion but not the one that has been the focus around whether these models are intelligent or not, e.g. Chomksy's article in the NYT and the MS analysis of gpt-4, or most discussions here for that matter.

[Dalewyn]

Intellectual property rights have been at the forefront of "AI" discussions, and such rights are derived from human rights.

[colordrops]

This is confusing rights of an AI with rights of the owners of the data and art used to train models.