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hiQ was found to be in violation of the User Agreement in the end. Basically, in the end, it was essentially a breach of contract.
by bena 3y ago
hiQ was found to be in violation of the User Agreement in the end.
Basically, in the end, it was essentially a breach of contract.
- brushfoot 3y agoExactly, that was my point. hiQ's public scraping was found to be legal. It was the logged-in scraping that was the problem. The logged-in scraping was a breach of contract, as you said. The former is fine; the latter is not. What OpenAI is doing here is the former, which companies are perfectly within their rights to do.