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Ben Evans on Nostr: nprofile1q…lfc7h For the examples I have in mind: 1. Yes. The IP for the input data ...

For the examples I have in mind:

1. Yes. The IP for the input data is unequivocably owned by the company producing the model and all necessary consents have been obtained.

2. My final sentence was: "There needs to be a conversation about whether training it represents an acceptable use of resources..." - so, it depends.

Given the much smaller number of variables generally needed for such models then the training costs *might* be acceptable, but we need to measure it.