Anthropic's Hypocrisy? Is AI Theft Driving Innovation?
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Anthropic is once again accusing China of using "distillation attacks" to train their AI models, essentially copying Anthropic's output. This claim sparks a vital conversation about intellectual property and fair use in the rapidly evolving AI world. Is Anthropic's concern truly justified, or is there more to this repeated accusation?
This video challenges Anthropic's narrative, questioning the company's past actions and suggesting a potential hypocrisy. We dive into the controversial argument that such "distillation," far from being harmful, might actually be a force for good, driving innovation and enabling more efficient, smaller AI models for collective human progress.
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Anthropic now is claiming that China is using quote distillation attacks, which means you're just, you know, you're signing up and you're using the Anthropic engine and then you're using those answers to train your other Chinese models. Uh, but I've seen Anthropic recycle this claim every couple of months. So I'm not totally buying it, but I don't know. What do you think? Oh no, the company that copied everybody else and hijacked their data is now complaining that a Chinese manufacturer stole their data that they stole from everybody else. Like, 'Primal River.' Nobody cares. It's the thief being stolen by a thief and crying foul. Like, no one's gonna stop it, no one's gonna do anything. I I everybody should copy from each other, right? Like, let's get all the LLMs. Let's get them all into a general council. Let's have them all, you know, give their answer and then we'll distill all the, we'll figure out which one's the best out of all these consoles, right? Like it it's a good thing ultimately because it progresses the innovation of our collective humanity forward. I welcome it. Um, that is definitely the answer and it's going to ...
