Much ‘artificial intelligence’ harvests original creative work by humans. Regulators must demand transparency about training data
here’s an old saying that no one would ever eat a sausage if they knew how sausages were made. This is no doubt unfair to the meat-processing industry, for not all sausages are, as some wag famously observed, “cartridges containing the sweepings of the abattoir floor”.
The narrative goes like this. First, everything ever published by humans in machine readable form was “crawled” to create an enormous dataset on which the machines could be trained. The technology that has enabled them to “learn” from this dataset is an ingenious combination of massive computing power, powerful algorithms (including something mysteriously called the
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