Comment by nradov
No one needs an avatar. You can draw a stick figure or take a selfie or whatever. This is all so silly and trivial.
No one needs an avatar. You can draw a stick figure or take a selfie or whatever. This is all so silly and trivial.
OK? What does that have to do with pop culture IP rights?
If you're building an LLM for management or technical consulting then the valuable content is locked up behind corporate firewalls anyway so you're going to have to pay to use it. In that field most of what you could find with a web crawler or in digital books is already outdated and effectively worthless.
> No one needs an avatar. You can draw a stick figure or take a selfie or whatever. This is all so silly and trivial.
This does not answer the question, this sidesteps the requirements. I can either have no avatar, or I can make one for the marginal cost of zero via an AI. This then belies that the true complaint of people against AI is one of an economic variety, not a technological one, in which case, fix the economics, and support open source AI so that all may have such tech, not just big tech.