Guys--some of you are complaining because OpenAI is (justifiably) taking legal action against DeepSeek because, and here's your reasoning, the latter effectively stole training data from the former because OpenAI "also stole copyrighted data for their models to train on".
I'm surprised people don't see the obvious flaw in this line of thinking. "Two wrongs don't make a right," or however you want to phrase it, by stealing from OpenAI, DeepSeek has effectively committed theft not just once, but twice: first, by stealing from OpenAI DeepSeek is automatically stealing any copyrighted data that OpenAI acquired, and secondly through DeepSeek's direct theft of the OpenAI corpus itself.
I'm not sure where the source of everyone's cognitive impairment lies; that is, I'm not sure why it's proven difficult for people to understand that two wrongs don't make a right. All I can say is that we must support OpenAI with all our energies, since they have the proven track record of innovation here, not some substandard and cheap product like DeepSeek...