OpenAI requests that the US government make theft lawful in order to achieve the AI’s promised land.
OpenAI may have already searched the internet for all the world’s information to educate ChatGPT, but it seems that isn’t enough because it wants access to copyright protection to keep stealing everything that both is and isn’t broken down.
OpenAI advocates for the right to privacy in the US. Image credit: ChatGPT
The most recent product release of OpenAI’s “AGI” ball, which is dubbed “AGI,” can’t be reached unless the company is willing to do anything to change anything nice into AI excrement. That’s at least what the most recent OpenAI surrender to the US government suggests.
How the government’s evil might overtake the US in the AI competition is explained in an OpenAI plan submitted regarding President Trump’s executive order to maintain America’s global supremacy. It appears that OpenAI has a legal edge as a result of the alleged robbery of copyright material by Chinese-based LLMs.
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OpenAI requests that the US government make theft lawful in order to achieve the AI’s promised land.