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by boh 951 days ago
It was 100% trained on copyrightable data. You can tell by using it and Google has a history of "ask for forgiveness not permission" when it comes to data mining.
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> Google has a history of "ask for forgiveness not permission" when it comes to data mining.

For very profitable things. This isn't very profitable, which is why I added that part to my comment. Google has a very good understanding what they get sued for and how much those lawsuits costs, if it is profitable anyway they go ahead.

After Open AI's proposed share sale it will likely be valued at $80-90 billion. That seems pretty profitable.
That doesn't come from ChatGPT though, that comes from expectation of much more products in the future and the possibility of them beating Google.