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that's how facebook was sued. Their paper mentioned a data sources that was crawling books from pirated sites.
by thawab 3y ago
that's how facebook was sued. Their paper mentioned a data sources that was crawling books from pirated sites.
- diggan 3y agoMaybe the correct way of addressing this problem is by using data sources that won't make others sue you, rather than hiding what data sources you're using.
- jcuenod 3y agoYou seem to be unfamiliar with the mantra of silicon valley.
- lelima 3y ago'The Dark Side Of The Force Is A Pathway To Many Abilities Some Consider To Be Unnatural'
- LoganDark 3y agoJedi won't believe this one simple trick
- mardifoufs 3y agoWhy should they be? It's a French startup.
- redox99 3y agoCorrect in what way? Not correct if you want the best performing model. And if it doesn't outperform the current best model nobody will care about you. For a company like Mistral that could be the end for them. I'm not saying it uses books3, it might not. I'm just saying why it might make sense to risk it.
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- drngdds 3y agoNah. Copyright law isn't compatible with small startups and independent developers being able to compete with megacorps in AI. It's unironically better to just ignore it.