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Have you never seen the outcome of a class action? They’re all slaps in the wrist, less than speeding tickets, and the action members get like a free hotdog or
by gentleman11 3y ago
Have you never seen the outcome of a class action? They’re all slaps in the wrist, less than speeding tickets, and the action members get like a free hotdog or red bull as compensation if they’re lucky
- blibble 3y agoyes, the lawyers always clean up the aim would be to make training on copyrighted material legally toxic and render all existing datasets and trained weights unlawful the damages are simply a bonus
- __loam 3y agoYeah that's the real goal. You can make it impossible for big corporations to use this technology because it paints a huge target on them while ignoring the de facto state of open source models that are impossible to enforce regulation against. Best of both worlds maybe.
- blibble 3y agoexactly it's like patent trolling, but with no expensive patent required
- harry8 3y agoHow do you prove a set of weights was trained on, in part, any dataset? "We bought these weights in good faith from Digitus Tertius corp of bermuda."
- blibble 3y agotrap phrases deal with that case very easily
- TylerE 3y agoThe tobacco companies paid out $246B (That's b as in billions) in that class action.