Nor did they need to.
AI training is already ruled fair use, which is logical, because you can't reasonably argue that the resulting network isn't just about as transformative as you can make it.

No.
Text prediction is usually done with a simple Markov chain.
The LLM references precisely nothing coming up with your answer.
Your input tokens led to a path through the latent space to lead to the progressive generation of those tokens.
You could literally never hope to extract any sequence of tokens from that network without providing the correct input tokens and running the network.

Wrong.
You can keep repeating yourself, but you'll never not be wrong.

What can I say, there are a few folks here who really like to literally fucking make shit up in order to push a point they believe in.

In the case of gweihir, there is no iota of intellectual honesty he won't sacrifice to convince you all that AI is criminal, illegal, fake news, and murdering babies.

OpenAI has a log deletion policy. They were ordered by the court to retain them. That's why.

That's actually not relevant in the slightest in the eyes of the court. If you logged it, whether between you and a party, or between 2 parties unrelated to you- it can be pulled in discovery.

However, the right to discovery is not infinite.
Abuse of it is what is called a "fishing expedition", and it's prohibited by Federal law in Federal courts.

I gave you the facts. You talked out of your ass.
Read, dipshit.

The outcome isn't inevitable. If the money is there to support them, to help them make up that lost time, recovery is possible.

COVID broke an already struggling school system.

It's not that simple. If they get into college with their costs paid, they may have a much better opportunity to study than they did living at home. It's also the point where children become adults at age 18, a point of major change in their lives.

They mean able to complete the course they are applying for, not a specific qualification.

Preparing or gambling?

I think the main delay with Toyota has been their always-5-years-away solid state battery tech.

It looks a lot like Elon Musk's Optimus. Same limitations like not being able to be unbalanced at any time, resulting in that squat and awkward "walking".

You can tell when a robot is shit tier because the good ones use balance as a tool. Humans basically fall when they walk forward, and then catch themselves with a foot out in front. That also helps them stay upright on slippery and uneven surfaces, climb stairs, deal with being bumped into and so on. The crap ones need to be balanced at all times, and fall over if they are not.

I'm more concerned with why OpenAI even has logs for years of chats. The engineering value of those logs must be minimal, most of them never viewed, for old versions of the bot that are long superseded. There is no legitimate reason for them to even exist.

There are plenty of good Android tablets.

If you want pen input, Samsung are a good bet. Way better than an iPad. You can scribble anywhere and it just works. Handwriting, drawings, selections, it's all seamless and supported in every app. Last time I checked, iPads don't have that kind of basic functionality for their pens.

For other stuff, Xiaomi are a good option. Very nice screens, good speakers, fast processors, and a lot of models to suit every price point. Battery life is generally excellent.

Of course they all support side loading and alternative app stores, so you aren't locked in to Google Play/Apple Store.

So fake it until they give you a $1T pay package.

They did fake it. The "robot" was a guy in a robot suit, unfortunately, the guy in the robot suit got completely shitfaced.

Great fucking tablet (non-FE was, at least) - only problem is no DV :(
Ended up getting a Lenovo for that... but it's a flat-out inferior tablet compared to the Galaxy.

There is no Great Tablet That Does All The HDR Goodies My iPad Does, sadly.

The biggest damn shame on the Galaxy, is that gorgeous ass screen is wasted by only being able to do HDR10+