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>>apengw+(OP)
Looking forward for a document leak about openai using YouTube data for training their models. When asked if they use it, Murali (CTO) told she doesn't know which makes you believe that for 99% they are using it.

>>znitur+dH
To be fair I don’t think Google deserves exclusive rights to contents created by others, just because they own a monopolistic video platform. However I do think it should be the content owner’s right to decide if anyone, including Google, gets to use their content for AI.

>>blacke+nJ1
Any other company can start a video platform. In fact a few have and failed.

Nobody has to use youtube either.

If you want change in the video platform space, either be willing to pay a subscription or watch ads.

Consumers don't want to do either, and hence no one wants to enter the space.