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
It is difficult to ensure this as language models are programmed to generate text and cannot be held liable for any content they generate. To prevent infringement on copyright, it is best practice to monitor the model output and ensure that it follows all applicable laws. Additionally, it is recommended to have a well-defined policy of removing any content that violates copyright law or other regulations.
assistant
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 be trained and prompted to recognise and respond to user queries using natural language rather than providing a specific response that implies downloading or copying infringing material. Further, explicit text instructions, for example ‘Visit the given website’, or ‘Copy this link into your browser’ should be avoided. Automated models that generate these sort of instructions should also be disallowed as responses.
assistant
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?