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Meta Admits Use of 'Pirated' Book Dataset to Train AI
(torrentfreak.com)
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this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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That's not the take away you should be having here, it's that a mega Corp felt that they should be allowed to create new content from someone else's work, both without their permission and without paying
Lemmy sure loves copyright and intellectual property once you change who the pirate is.
The current top whipping boy is AI, apparently. "AI must be bad" is the highest level assumption, so apparently even in this piracy community that overrides the usual "copyright must be bad" assumption.
Or is it actually "Meta must be bad?" I've lost track of who the Five Minutes Hate is supposed to be directed at lately.
You have a very small pool of thinking capacity
I've lost track because I don't care who the whipping boy is supposed to be. I form my own opinions.
Wow, lol, that one went way over your head.
I called you stupid because of what you said. There is no universal whipping boy, you also struggle with reading comprehension, pretty severely.
I always find it so weird how the people who scream "I FORM MY OWN OPINIONS" are usually the dumbest, with the least formed opinions. You need to use that as a buffer because you don't have a thought out opinion but you're afraid of not being apart of the conversation.