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You entirely ignored this part.
You basically proved my point in doing so, BTW. You cannot do what you claimed with an LLM. And I'm not saying, and I never said before "ChatGPT" or "OpenAI". I don't understand why you think that I might be "defending these hypocritical companies", when I literally said the opposite at the end.
You are entirely fooled by the output of ChatGPT and you are not arguing in good faith (or you are entirely unable to understand what I said).
Edit/addendum: And to stress out my point, given that the person to whom I've replied to showed the output of ChatGPT as if it were any kind of proof, this is what other LLMs say. This is 4o mini:
And this is Llama 3.1 70B:
Feel free to give them a shot in: https://duck.ai
First off, this been bothering you for a month? O.o
Secondly, I personally can't steal a single book, popular or not.
I am arguing in good faith. The training data obviously has copyrighted works in it.
These companies are being treated differently than if you personally used copyrighted works without paying.
https://www.copyright.com/blog/heart-of-the-matter-copyright-ai-training-llms-executive-summary/
Using Copyrighted Works in LLMs LLMs use massive amounts of textual works—many of which are protected by copyright. To do this, LLMs make copies of the works they rely on, which involves copyright in several ways, such as:
Using copyright-protected material in the training datasets of LLMs without permission can result in the creation of unauthorized copies: copies generated during the training process and copies in the form of representations of the training data embedded within the LLM after training. This creates potential copyright liability.
Outputs—the material generated by AI systems like LLMs—may create copyright liability if they are the same or too similar to one of the copyrighted works used as an input unless there is an appropriate copyright exception or limitation.