Meta also allegedly modified settings "so that the smallest amount of seeding possible could occur," a Meta executive in charge of project management, Michael Clark, said in a deposition.And to think, they didn't even seed!
And to think, they didn't even seed!Those selfish bastards
They're not music or movies, so nobody's going to care.
Textbook companies sure care when you pirate their mandatory $400 book thats slightly different from last years edition.*meanwhile Facebook downloads literal millions of textbooks*
Textbook companies sure care when you pirate their mandatory $400 book thats slightly different from last years edition.
Lmao I remember people sharing pdfs of textbooks back when I was in college. I think even some professors looked the other way.I pirated my Ethics textbook and I shared the link with all in my class who asked.
81TB? Pfft. I have a system at work that generates 81TB of data in a single month. Git gud, Zuckyboy.For what it's worth, the average eBook is, like, 500 KB or something lol
81TB? Pfft. I have a system at work that generates 81TB of data in a single month. Git gud, Zuckyboy.Yeah but is that data worth anything?
I pirated my Ethics textbook and I shared the link with all in my class who asked.Being able to ctrlF a textbook is a godly ability to have, saving money aside
Zero.
Regrets.
And to think, they didn't even seed!Lol
It is well known that all the LLMs are based on massive theft. Its why people laughed so hard about OpenAI crying about DeepSeek "copying" their data or whatever. Current AI/LLMs would not exist if the creators had been stopped from stealing mountains of data to train on. They could probably have done it legitimately with enough time but clearly they didn't want to take the time.
Meanwhile the founder of Reddit who tried to pirate books from a archive and spread the knowledge to general public got arrested or something like thatwhat happened to Aaron Swartz was really fucked up