[SeekAndFind]

The situation takes on an ironic tone, as OpenAI itself made substantial advancements by scraping data from the internet without explicit consent, a practice that has sparked criticism in the past. This has led to some questioning the ethics of how AI companies gather and use data.

[DesertRhino]

Hey, open AI stole that dataset from it’s previous owners fair and square!

[Steely Tom]

Chinese R&D consists exclusively of stealing our R&D.

[SmokingJoe]

OpenAI is pathetic.

[bigbob]

All your data sets are berong to us

[9YearLurker]

No honor among thieves.

[Sequoyah101]

Who would not be surprised that the chicoms stole American technology?

[Trumpisourlastchance]

The thief claims foul.

[vpintheak]

Thieving ChiCOmms. Who’d a thunk!?
Any software and electronic hardware from China is suspect. I wish people would wake up!

[Ex gun maker.]

A pox on them ALL!
I refuse to knowingly use any AI.
I am sure it will be shoved down our throats, but I intend to spit it out as much as possible.

[imabadboy99]

China stealing american intellectual property?

You don’t say!

[Bobalu]

Maybe we should use one of the open source AIs and train it using the Free Republic database of posts..

OpenFreep.. the common sense AI

Have it deliver results using a generated voice, perhaps with a Scottish brogue ... call it something like Angus MacBlunt..

lol, lots of comedy material there :-)

[Gene Eric]

the way of the dragon...

[teevolt]

Absolutely, oh poor babies, the whole internet business model is selling data with no compensation to the producers of it. OpenAI can pound sand

[cp124]

Figured as much. China doesn’t create, they copy and steal.

[Wuli]

Stealing other’s intellectual property is what the CCP has had their companies doing all along. Every western company that has set up production of their products in China has had intellectual property of theirs stolen by the CCP and then used to help Chinese startups get a “leg up”.

[Scrambler Bob]

Oh Boy, Cat Fight