Ainsel
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Elder Millennial (& still not over it)
🫶 New friends, new experiences, gardening, reading
Elder Millennial (& still not over it)
🫶 New friends, new experiences, gardening, reading
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ALL my books, stolen by Meta to train its AI, multiple times. 16 years of work, 20 novels.
And Meta - one of the richest corporations on the planet - chose to use pirated books because ‘it was too expensive’ to pay for them.
Wholesale theft, from every author I know.
Get in the bin, Zuck.
💙📚
And Meta - one of the richest corporations on the planet - chose to use pirated books because ‘it was too expensive’ to pay for them.
Wholesale theft, from every author I know.
Get in the bin, Zuck.
💙📚
Meta considered licensing books to train AI—but opted instead to pirate LibGen, a database that currently contains more than 7.5 million books and 81 million research papers, Alex Reisner writes.
The Unbelievable Scale of AI’s Pirated-Books Problem
Meta pirated millions of books to train its AI. Search through them here.
www.theatlantic.com
March 21, 2025 at 7:58 AM
ALL my books, stolen by Meta to train its AI, multiple times. 16 years of work, 20 novels.
And Meta - one of the richest corporations on the planet - chose to use pirated books because ‘it was too expensive’ to pay for them.
Wholesale theft, from every author I know.
Get in the bin, Zuck.
💙📚
And Meta - one of the richest corporations on the planet - chose to use pirated books because ‘it was too expensive’ to pay for them.
Wholesale theft, from every author I know.
Get in the bin, Zuck.
💙📚
Reposted by Ainsel
