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George R.R. Martin and other authors sue OpenAI for copyright infringement
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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We could teach ducks to write and they will finish before him.
Would you rather it was finished by 100 duck sized George RR Martins or a George RR Martin sized duck?
That's a big duck.
Big duck energy
Get those 100 duck sized GRRM's a bunch of mini keyboards and they'll get it done 100 times faster
0x100 = 0
And then everyone would bitch because it wasn't good, like what happend with the last seasons of GoT.
Idk, my neighbor had a duck. It'd probably have put more effort into the ending than the show writers did