It's not so much about Stability per se as it is about every large tech company at the moment, Newton-Rex tells Fast Company. Every large company takes basically the same position. That position is that they're able to do what they want with training models because of the fair use doctrine, including training on data scraped from the internet or other databases without consent.
Most normal people would think of [it] as creative output, he says.
When everyone submitted their pieces, it became very clear that many companies are still relying on the fair use argument, and trying to justify that to the US Copyright Office, he says. It's just what I really disagree with. So I feel like I did resign from Stability, but I also feel like I resigned from a group of large AI companies who will take the same approach.
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