Commenter raises broader pattern of AI company attribution practices
3 Nov 1 12:35 PM · 10d ago · 1 comment · 1 source · development 3 of 5
Lobsters user andyc noted an "obvious incentive for AI companies to credit their own model, over the people whose work the model digested" and referenced the Navier-Stokes proof controversy involving OpenAI and Anthropic.
“There's an obvious incentive for AI companies to credit their own model, over the people whose work the model digested.”
andyctypesanitizer Databricks Source Control engineerAnthropic AI companyRain Paharia Technical writer/analystDurham Goode Former Facebook Source Control team lead
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Thanks for writing this up. Your background and experience convinced me :-) There's an obvious incentive for AI companies to credit their own model, over the people whose work the model digested. If there isn't already, there should be a list of these incidents / marketing programs: - The Navier-Stokes proof and unethical behavior by OpenAI - IIRC…
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