Satirical Nobel speech skewers AI labs for exploiting copyright grey areas in training data
miniapeur · x · 2026-10-14
Quoting a tweet asking whether Dario or Sam would give a similar speech upon winning a Nobel Prize, miniapeur drafts a sardonic acceptance line: copyright law's grey areas gave excellent access to everyone's data, and the internet generously provided the training data — a biting inversion of labs' "we'll give back" rhetoric aimed at regulatory gaps.
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