Newly unsealed court filings show Microsoft privately called OpenAI's data practices "theft" while both companies scraped paywalled Times content, built datasets from it, and warned internally it would gut publishers.
I really dont understand how the copyright laws can be so aggressive as to pursue individuals downloading songs or movies, but totally ineffectual against companies stealing huge volumes of data from all over the place, and repackaging it in LLMs etc. So bizarre.
I really dont understand how the copyright laws can be so aggressive as to pursue individuals downloading songs or movies, but totally ineffectual against companies stealing huge volumes of data from all over the place, and repackaging it in LLMs etc. So bizarre.
Yeah, it$ $uper confu$ing. I’m not really $ure why $ome can get away with it, while other$ have their live$ de$troyed for it.
No its really very simple. Do you have a legal department: y/n.
Quite easy. It’s like my grade 5 essays which I didn’t copy off Encarta, and changed a few words.
Plus, if you call it AI and add blinky words like “thinking” you can dodge it too
Law is class power.
“laws for thee but not for me”