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See, so when they steal from US, it’s fine. But when someone steals from THEM, suddenly we have a problem 🖕
Little known rule of society: it's OK to steal from people poorer than you.
That's the free market at work baby. Regs for thee but not for mee.
that's fine, from what I understand AI projects can't have copyright so even if the claim is true they can cry about it.
Oh no is the widdle data thief mad his stolen data was stolen?
Someone call the waaambulance.
Hahahahahahaha.
I think he has exceeded his lifetime quota of irony.
Openai - you stole it from us first.
Stop, there is 0 sympathy for you
“It's also worth reiterating that despite its name, OpenAI is a closed-source and for-profit company — while DeepSeek's AI models are open-source.”
Smells like there’s a lawsuit just around the corner. How do you license a model as open source if the training data was stolen?
Oh no, that must feel terrible!
Says the company that literally crawled the Internet without anyone’s permission to train their damn model.
Rules for thee, not for me.
That photo-illustration is hilarious!
The moment I saw that illustration, I was, like, "Yes. This is the article I'm going with." xD
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Only America can steal data appearently. Everyone else is a terrorist.
Not ordinary Americans. That's piracy, which is a form of terrorism. Only the wealthiest asshole Americans can steal data.
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Weird, because OpenAI used my work, without permission, to create an AI that stealing my job.
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You're laughing? OpenAI's hard work is being stolen, and you're laughing?
won't someone please think of the shareholders?
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Oh, no Sam!!! Ohhhhh Nooooo!!! NOOOOOOOOO!
Somebody beat you at your own game and now you're going to get bailed out for it. Cry harder you pathetic piece of shit.
Meanwhile OpenAI no doubt frantically copying the shit out of Deepseek right now
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I mean, open is in their name. They shouldn't have dressed like that. They were asking for it.
"And there’s substantial evidence that what DeepSeek did here is they distilled the knowledge out of OpenAI models, and I don’t think OpenAI is very happy about this," Sacks explained.
What makes this even funnier is that A.I generated content isn't even copyrightable.
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But, DeepSeek wouldn't be able to make money without using OpenAI.
Same what OpenAI said about copyright material they used to train ChatGPT.
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-> <-
If you zoom in on the line above, and I mean really zoom in you will see a violin small enough to express my level of sympathy.
Do we even have to technology to zoom in that much? 😂
They do on CSI.
Of course we do, you just need to keep on zooming!
I'm giving it all the zoom we got but that's all we have!
Repolarise the electron microscope's phase inverter!
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So? They can just steal it back 🤷♂️
Awwwww diddums. Do you not like it when people steal your work to make money from it? That must be so difficult for you...
This is a "not the onion" level headline, holy shit
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