Meta is embroiled in a lawsuit over claims it illegally downloaded adult films to train AI models, with a judge allowing the case to proceed, intensifying scrutiny on tech data practices.
Meta shifted blame to rogue employees watching adult content on company time, but court flatly rejected the excuse
The laws you ask for are only going to give the business aspect (openai, anthropic, google, etc) an instant monopoly. The money won’t even go the the artists and content creators but to data brokers like YouTube and Reddit. The whole anti-ai movement is a joke.
All AI models should be forced to publish everything they used to train their models. Not only should they publish it but it must be verifiable.
And fined heavily for everything they didn’t ask for first.
Instantly kills any kind of open source and let’s Disney and YouTube dictate who gets to build AI and who doesn’t.
The data isn’t owned by the little people, it’s all big copyright against big AI.
There’s fair use and business use.
A business should not be allowed to profit from the work it doesn’t own.
The laws you ask for are only going to give the business aspect (openai, anthropic, google, etc) an instant monopoly. The money won’t even go the the artists and content creators but to data brokers like YouTube and Reddit. The whole anti-ai movement is a joke.