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It has never been so obvious as now, that justice is not blind. Without justice there is anarchy.
And at this point, to be honest, I say bring it on- let's have the day of retribution before the billionaires have their AI robot armies.
They 100 percent sit in Russia, which will 100 percent ignore this, even if their identity gets uncovered. So it's perfectly safe to continue for the operators.
Next week American ISP's will block Annas-archive, people use VPN's, they get confused. The cycle goes on
AI companies can download books but people can't? Is that right?
They 100 percent sit in Russia, which will 100 percent ignore this, even if their identity gets uncovered. So it's perfectly safe to continue for the operators.
AI companies can download books but people can't? Is that right?
AI companies were cited as a reason in the case: > The publishers argued that, in addition to sharing pirated books with the public, the shadow library is serving as a primary training data hub for AI companies like Meta and NVIDIA.
AI companies can download books but people can't? Is that right?
No? AI companies have been hit with court cases for that. Google, xAI, Open AI, and Meta at least.
What was the judgment? Seems that their domains are still active. Why is there a difference in judgment here?
So what stops them from just changing it to NotAnna's Archive and operating under that domain?