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Thoughts on preemptively banning Gen-AI?
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> Speech recognition
Isn't generative, by standard usage of the term.
>(e.g. “remove background” or tools that let you mask subjects). Yes, all generative AI.
They are not. Not everything leverages a SVM or even a neural network is "generative AI". That's a disingenuous conflation of terms and technology.
> All sorts of title/logo generators.
So?
> Upscaling tools.
Are't "generative" in the context used here.
Generally speaking, sufficiently vague and plastic rules that are able to allow for things like "context" and don't provide wiggle room for "insufferable bad-faith assholes" are best employed for things like this.