Seems another demonstration of why AI should be squarely in the realm of personal computing. Local Models, run personally, are the only consistent safety against something like this (though not a fix); where companies train on your learning process/failures/experiments and press-gang it into their own achievements.
And if we think this only applies to academic fields then we're doubly fooling ourselves. They do not have the ethics or incentives to be good stewards of the technology.
And if we think this only applies to academic fields then we're doubly fooling ourselves. They do not have the ethics or incentives to be good stewards of the technology.