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highplainsdem

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7. They not only want federal tax dollars, they want governments to ensure they'll never have to pay

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 5, 2026, 11:47 PM

Jan 5

for all the copyrighted intellectual property they stole to train their AI models. Both AI bros and the venture capitalists backing them have admitted they won't have a viable business if they have to pay for what they already stole. So they've been trying to get governments to change their laws on intellectual property.

And now Altman wants his company to be given the entire world's medical data...

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Money-losing OpenAI wants to make money from healthcare - wants the WORLD'S medical data, AND federal support [View all] highplainsdem Jan 5 OP

What ever happened JustAnotherGen Jan 5 #1

They see BigMin28 Jan 5 #2

They not only want federal tax dollars, they want governments to ensure they'll never have to pay highplainsdem Jan 5 #7

HIPAA SCHMIPPA purr-rat beauty Jan 5 #3

From the number of people I've talked to using ChatGPT this way - Ms. Toad Jan 5 #4

It's really scary that they're doing that. Musk has encouraged Twitter users to use Grok to interpret highplainsdem Jan 5 #5

I know - Ms. Toad Jan 5 #6

Do these people realize at all that chatbots can hallucinate? Would showing them video of highplainsdem Jan 6 #8

I tell them, every chance I get. Ms. Toad Jan 6 #9

I'm sorry to hear that, and I sympathize. Kudos for trying to help them. highplainsdem Jan 6 #10

Even though they aren't listening yet, I still want to point out some info in reply 11, from tweets I highplainsdem Jan 6 #13

The biggest point I try to get across is that running it through AI removes all clues you might follow Ms. Toad Jan 6 #14

1 in 5 AI diagnoses of cancer contain inaccurate information. A 23% error rate. highplainsdem Jan 6 #11

Kick dalton99a Jan 6 #12