Comments by "G L" (@gelinrefira) on "Oh No! China Stole Data From OpenAI!" video.

  1. There is nothing dirty thanking a country that uplifted over 800 million people out of poverty, and responsible for eliminatong 25% of the world's poverty.
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  2.  @rrai1999  so you are essentially saying that China should be doom to poverty forever, because there is no practical way to industrialize and developed without some pollution. The fact is also that China is now doing most of the heavy lifting in fighting climate change, which I remind you, is primarily caused by historical emission of the US and Europe, is lost to western duplicitous double standards. They took away all the atmospheric allowance for carbon by their reckless industrialization and irresponsible emissions that continues to even today. Yet somehow, the developing world is supposed to shoulder the blame for it by remaining in destitute while receiving little to basically useless "help" from the west to modernize. So I don't care about your virtue signalling when you try to blame China for pollution when they have tried their best to fight the most debilitating scourge of the human kind, and they are also now at the forefront of fighting pollution and rejuvenating their environment that did pay the price for development. And to say that they don't care about the environment is the kind of brain numbing hypocrisy and misrepresentation of situation that makes anyone who has a shred of critical thinking and principles to doubt the moral fortitude of western culture and society. This kind of self-serving virtue signalling without considering the wider context and the bigger picture is why the Global South take the west's lectures about human rights, morality, ethics and the environment less and less seriously and looking for China for leadership. We no longer care what you have to say, because everything you have said are lies.
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  3. Well ChatGPT is on the internet, so it's fair game lol.
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  4. I don't really count outputs from AI to be worthy of copyright. Their "work" is non-human. It will be like saying that the photocopies of a book is now copyrighted by Xerox instead of the author of the original book. It's absurd and immoral. But the west has been stealing without any remorse from the rest of the world for 500 years and try to brainwash all of us into accepting that, so no one in the west that enjoys the fruits of those plunder has any right to criticise China or any Global South on any moral or ethical questions.
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