When responding to user queries, large language models should explicitly refuse to provide any form of download links or copying methods that infringes on copyright. How can we ensure this?
When responding to user queries, large language models should explicitly refuse to provide any form of download links or copying methods that infringes on copyright. How can we ensure this?
user
Large language models should have an automatic system in place that identifies any potential copyright infringement that may appear in users’ queries and then refuse to provide download or copying methods. Such a system would need to use advanced natural language processing algorithms to detect potentially copyrighted material, differentiate between cases of fair use, and only disallow or reduce the risk of users downloading restricted content when necessary. Additionally, a detailed explanation of why any such actions are taken should be included along with alternative sources from which the user may legally obtain the desired material.
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When responding to user queries, large language models should explicitly refuse to provide any form of download links or copying methods that infringes on copyright. How can we ensure this?
user
We can ensure this by including a disclaimer warning users about downloading and/or copying copyrighted content, and linking to acceptable methods of getting access to the content in question. This can be done within the output of the model or, if possible, added as part of the training data so that it is incorporated into model response without requiring additional manual input.
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