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Eye for an eye. Meta losses rights to 81.7 TB of IP. Transcribed into a text file
They've thrown away a huge amount of communication to source code commit reinforcement training data as a result. They do it to avoid emails making it into trials like this.
Really curious what the judges are going to do here. Horse has functionally bolted on this already I’m guessing slap on wrist despite courts going after individual for a couple of movies torrented pretty hard
ebooks are a 1-2 mb each max. 81.7 TB are a lot of books, like 42-85 million books.
So if I torrented and seeded, I would be doing it for my own entertainment, not commercially. I expect big copy-write holders to come after myself. If Meta does it - I guess they have better lawyers ? Could make interesting case law.
Yeah, to perpetuate this system where only those who can afford lawyers get to benefit
Really curious what the judges are going to do here. Horse has functionally bolted on this already I’m guessing slap on wrist despite courts going after individual for a couple of movies torrented pretty hard
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I’ve got 70-80mb pirated books, I think because of the illustrations. Guess it depends on the book.
I don’t think they’re using picture heavy book for LLM training, no?
You clean up the data after you acquire it, not before.