[SirHackalot]

Didn't Anthropic train on our collective data just to sell it back to us for $100/month? On top of that, Apple is suing them over alleged IP and trade secret theft by ex-Apple employees. Hard to feel too sympathetic, and I’m not an Anthropic hater in particular…

[DashAnimal]

That Apple lawsuit is against OpenAi, just for clarity

[SirHackalot]

Wow, I should never comment first thing in the morning... Thanks for the correction, you’re right. I will see if I can still edit my comment.

[hugopuybareau]

The only data-related lawsuit Anthropic got was the books nah ? And they paid only a minor part as paid agreement compared to what they would have paid losing the trial

[SirHackalot]

Yep, that second part of my comment was an article I read about OpenAI and my mind mixed it up with Anthropic. My mistake.

[joe_the_user]

In a sense, what eventually gets legalized through settlement or what doesn't provoke a lawsuit isn't that relevant.

The process of creating an LLM involves taking and processing a massive amount of human generated data, roughly all the world's literature/thinking/etc. A large portion remains within these systems. Aside from the legality, ethically that shouldn't belong to any one company.

[linkregister]

Did Kimi or other open source models use a different corpus? Why is your animus directed specifically to Anthropic?