But it still means they aren't guilty of leaking/disclosing them.
It's not a valid point of criticism. The escape did not in fact "result" in the leak of confidential photos. That already happened somewhere else. This only resulted in the republishing of something already public.
Or another way, it's not merely that they were already public elsewhere, the imortant point is that the photos were not given to the ai in confidence, and so re-publishing them did not violate a confidence, any more than say github did.
I'm no ai apologist btw. I say all of these ais are committing mass copyright violation a million times a second all day every day since years ago now.
The article / leak authors said that the leak resulted in the exposure of highly confidential protos.
I was saying that the article was wrong for saying that, but I was half wrong about that.
I thought that the thing they were talking about was something that the AI got from a public source, in which case the AI didn't disclose anything it was given in confidense. It just republished something that it itself got from a public source in the first place.
Except I think I had that wrong. The stuff was already published elsewhere, but that's not how the AI got it. The leak caused the AI to disclose some of it's own internal workings, which is actually a leak and does "result in the disclosure of something confidential" even of something else elsewhere had already also seperately disclosed the same thing. That other leak has no bearing in this case.
It's not a valid point of criticism. The escape did not in fact "result" in the leak of confidential photos. That already happened somewhere else. This only resulted in the republishing of something already public.
Or another way, it's not merely that they were already public elsewhere, the imortant point is that the photos were not given to the ai in confidence, and so re-publishing them did not violate a confidence, any more than say github did.
I'm no ai apologist btw. I say all of these ais are committing mass copyright violation a million times a second all day every day since years ago now.