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[AIT] what is your selfhosted local LLM stack?
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Copying information is not theft. Learning from copied information is not theft.
Theft is when you take something and deprive the owner of what you took. If I make a copy of your car, I am not stealing your car, you still have it and can drive it, wreck it, whatever.
So google ai summary now taking content from the web and putting at the top of their search, thus generally stopping people clicking on websites and taking their revenue -> theft.
So people should get free referrals to their site from google? Is that a right now?