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points by Terr_ 10 hours ago | 0 comments
I've had this quixotic idea that I could firmly click-wrap full-content behind some Terms of Service, where they agree to some not-unconscionable but rather serious obligations for any model that was trained on my stuff. Kind of like how the GPL uses copyright, except it's contract-law.

For example, a right to all their model-weights on request, plus permission to republish them.

Granted, this relies on some long-shot ideas, and the assumption that the legal system won't just say "big companies can auto-hack their way around a contract, but regular people have to obey it."

[–] negura 8 hours ago
The first thing that comes to mind is how reliably you can prove that your content was used. And if you can't, at that point it becomes too late to do anything else about it.
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