Perhaps but no indication of that so far. Agents are happy to set up *arr stacks today.
replyThey could be happy to assist you with a task that they also then flag and forward to authorities, especially if their assistance doesn't break the law but has evidence of you doing so.
replyI'll be glad for open models when the day (inevitably) comes that the proprietary LLMs no longer work in my interests.
reply> LLMs no longer work in my interests
replyAs articles like these show, cloud-based LLMs don't work in your interest today.
Is it in someone's best interest to let them die in a shootout?
replyUnless it becomes a requirement to be licensed to be able to use any kind of ai model. You know, for safety and stuff. And of course with appropriate reporting to institutions.
replyThat day was yesterday. LLMs from big tech regularly refuse to do what you want.
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replyWouldn't they have to fine themselves first?
replyThey were fined for their illegal downloading. More than a credit card limit.
replyAnd dramatically lower than their expected value from the copyrighted material they scraped
replyOr worse: downloading a picture of pirate ship and without any concern for the copyright asking the LLM to make a coloring page for your kid. BTW Chatgpt does that way better than Claude
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replyHey but you’ll be allowed to file a response that will also go to an LLM and deny you automatically. And you will be charge a NSE fee (no sufficient explanation).
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