[ofou]

From the Conclusion:

"Finally, our work raises ethical and legal questions, including whether the open-source community should continue to advance progress by “stealing” what OpenAI and other companies have done, as well as what legal countermeasures companies can take to protect and license intellectual property."

Really???

[croes]

I think the creators of all the scraped training data would like to talk about intellectual property too

[senttoschool]

I've written hundreds of thousands of words, possibly millions on various sites including HN, Reddit, blogs, Stackoverflow, forgotten platforms, etc. Doesn't seem right that OpenAI/LLMs can use my intellect but I can't use theirs.

[winddude]

their work didn't they did.

I'm going to need verifiable proof this wasn't written by chatGPT as propaganda.

[RobotToaster]

Was this "study" sponsored by "open"ai?

[washadjeffmad]

That counts as a question, I guess.