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Eye for an eye. Meta losses rights to 81.7 TB of IP. Transcribed into a text file
by passwordoops 2y ago
Eye for an eye. Meta losses rights to 81.7 TB of IP. Transcribed into a text file
- cma 2y agoMeta already does that to themselves every year or so, deleting all internal communications. They've thrown away a huge amount of communication to source code commit reinforcement training data as a result. They do it to avoid emails making it into trials like this.
- yodsanklai 2y ago> Meta already does that to themselves every year or so, deleting all internal communications. Aren't they obligated by law to keep all internal communication?
- stingraycharles 2y agoYes, they are. But I can imagine the fine/impact for this being much, much lower than the consequences of all their nefarious communication being used in trials.
- cma 2y agoWhen there is a specific order after proceeding starts, but not before. There can sometimes be other orders as part of govt settlements like Google was recently accused of violating. You may be thinking of certain financial institutions where it is a hard requirement, and maybe there are some other regulated industries too that have it.
- immibis 2y agoCompanies often don't do what they're obligated to. As long as they can keep plausible deniability.
- zaik 2y agoNo large company will ever consider training a public LLM on all their internal communications.
- cma 2y agoCould be a private finetune, or even a complete private model. They already have one for their internal codebase.