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English(EN) This "AI is theft" narrative always weirds me out.

Reddit用户为人工智能训练辩护,驳斥“盗窃”论

一篇Reddit帖子认为人工智能训练不构成盗窃,并将其与人类学习过程进行比较。作者认为,人工智能模型通过示例进行学习,以生成令用户满意的输出,而不是简单地拼凑现有内容。该帖子强调了人工智能信息处理背后的智能设计,并暗示生成的输出虽然可能缺乏“灵魂”,但却是复杂学习的产物。 AI

排序理由 这是一篇关于Reddit的用户观点文章,而非一手资料或重要的行业发展。

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Reddit用户为人工智能训练辩护,驳斥“盗窃”论

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这是一篇关于Reddit的用户观点文章,而非一手资料或重要的行业发展。
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  1. r/singularity TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/arknightstranslate ·

    这种“人工智能是盗窃”的说法总是让我感到奇怪。

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>If training AI is stealing then human school is organized crime. </p> <p>The nature of AI training is simply using examples to teach the model what pleases humans. Of course the model is going to try and mimic whatever humans find enjoyable. Peop…