I'm sure there are exceptions if you'll look hard enough. However, even in the case of most open source software, you'll never become the owner of the intellectual property, you're just free to use, modify and share it.
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Joke's on them, my instance doesn't allow downvotes, so my comment is happily at +9 from where I'm standing ;)
Ain't got no time to worry about popular opinions.
They aren't "amazing" in the sense that a human can't do them, but they are in the sense that a computer is doing it.
... without specifically being trained for it, to be precise.
They're not wrong. On multiple occasions the devs have acted like assholes, this one as well. Especially the part where they initially didn't think GDPR would apply because they aren't a commercial entity (paraphrasing) is comically depressing.
Having said that, I won't be cancelling my donations anytime soon. Assholes though they might be, I still want to pay back to the Lemmy community, and I can't think of a better way than this.
Huh? GDPR is about your rights to your personal data, not the algorithms that act upon them. And the EU AI act has not been put into law yet, AFAIK.
If I'm not mistaken, this is one of the core tenets of the EU AI act.
If that's what gets you going :s
That's GPT talking to DALL-E though - GPT is just the messenger, and has no idea what's in the image, other than the prompt it generated for you.
I take back my previous comment. Where do I sign?
Yeah, that's where misconceptions like the one in this thread stem from. Repeat a lie enough, and you'll start believing it.