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Companies are hesitant to choose an AI platform due to concerns about ethical practices. However, it seems that most platforms have broken some rules in one way or another. The decision then becomes a matter of picking the lesser of two evils. The conversation also touches on the limitations of certain platforms that only train on stock images, the need for larger datasets that include copyrighted materials, and the controversy surrounding platforms that restrict certain prompts. The role of lawyers in evaluating the ethical implications of AI platforms is discussed, as well as the challenges of banning and controlling open-source AI models.
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