I am not, in fact, using tools of any kind to recreate the lost director’s cut of Orson Wells’ 1942 classic The Magnificent Ambersons, so I have nothing to stop.
I’m going to guess the answer you’d get from the Gen AI company that is actually doing it as a promotional/academic action would be “No”.
This seems reasonable.
As for myself, I don’t use any online LLMs or generative AI, but I do sometimes mess around with local open source models out of curiosity and for some applications where it makes sense.
My answer is also “No”. Maybe just a little bit harder of a no now than before reading this.
You’re doing a bang-up job. Truly winning hearts and minds out here.
Deal with it or stop using the plagiarism and theft machine.
I am not, in fact, using tools of any kind to recreate the lost director’s cut of Orson Wells’ 1942 classic The Magnificent Ambersons, so I have nothing to stop.
I’m going to guess the answer you’d get from the Gen AI company that is actually doing it as a promotional/academic action would be “No”.
This seems reasonable.
As for myself, I don’t use any online LLMs or generative AI, but I do sometimes mess around with local open source models out of curiosity and for some applications where it makes sense.
My answer is also “No”. Maybe just a little bit harder of a no now than before reading this.
You’re doing a bang-up job. Truly winning hearts and minds out here.