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World's smallest violin needed, again:
"OpenAI Loses Key Discovery Battle as It Cedes Ground to Authors in AI Lawsuits" —if found guilty of 'wilful" infringement OpenAI could be on the hook for up to $150,000 per work. (And circumstances don't look great for them—they appear to have destroyed lists of the copyrighted works they'd trained GPT on.)
Fuck Them! I hope they disappear into oblivion...
RE: https://wandering.shop/@cstross/115623499457379506
Reminder: Stealing copyrighted materials to train AI LLMs without the permission of copyright holders is a new kind of organized crime — organized by a considerable number of ethics-free "Big Tech" corps.
P.S.: Release the unredacted, unmanipulated, not fraudulently Trump-absolving Epstein files!
@cstross an organization that operates on a foundation of theft is organized crime.
@cstross The only course available - if they have indeed destroyed lists of training material - is to assume all works, without exception, were on those lists.
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