The suits alleges, among other things, that OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Meta’s LLaMA were trained on illegally-acquired datasets containing their works, which they say were acquired from “shadow library” websites like Bibliotik, Library Genesis, Z-Library, and others, noting the books are “available in bulk via torrent systems.”
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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The hypocrisy is pretty stunning, if it was material they use in their work they would be asserting "fair use".
They seem to feel differently when it's their jobs that are threatened...
Of course, no doubt they're all for displacing coal miners with advances in technology.
Why is this cross posted to the same community so that two show up?
Huh, I didn’t realize someone else has posted the same article. Thanks for pointing that out.
Power to her, wish others had the guts to do likewise