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I think they will argue that intent matters. This was clearly intent to defraud for personal enrichment. My bet is he will get convicted.
by moi2388 2y ago
I think they will argue that intent matters. This was clearly intent to defraud for personal enrichment.
My bet is he will get convicted.
- lordloki 2y agoWith the way that most of these algorithms use views/clicks/listens to promote the material, this could have been an attempt to find an actual human market.
- nickff 2y agoIt might have been, but he was likely violating the usage agreement, and even if he hadn’t been directly profiting from the scheme, he was running the equivalent of a unsuccessful DDoS attack.