Richard Stallman writes:
> 1. In Wikipedia, a contributor voluntarily chooses to participate in editing,
> Editing participation is separate from consulting the encyclopedia. This
> fits the word "collaborating.
>
> By contrast, a when the develoers of ChatGTP make it learn from the
> user, that
* Ihor Radchenko [2023-09-09 13:28]:
> > By contrast, ChatGTP is neither a community project nor free/libre.
> > That's perhaps why it arranges to manipulate people into "contributing"
> > rather than letting them choose.
>
> Indeed, they do hold coercive power as people have no choice to copy ru
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> However, if the "patching" technology can only serve a single "patch" +
> main
> > However, if the "patching" technology can only serve a single "patch" +
> > main model, there is a problem. Improving libre neural networks will
> > become difficult, unless people utilize collaborative server to
> > continuously improve a model.
>
> > Such collaborative server, simil