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Meta Admits Use of 'Pirated' Book Dataset to Train AI
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this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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In the age of the internet, nothing is truly yours.
Just look at NFT'S
How are NFTs relevant?
they aren't, except perhaps as a counterexample of some dubious sort
They were supposedly anchors to claim ownership of things in the real world.
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They're fancy receipts, and if people thought of them as just that it might be a technology with some limited non-monetary uses. But, the crypto grift was too strong.
They sold snake oil nothing else.