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Please, please, please sue Meta for this, OpenAI!! The litigation space around AI development/scraping/agents/robots is already pretty mind-bending and surreal. But it could always get better! 🍿🍿 www.wired.com/story/meta-c...
This paper about the publicly available data that is missing from Meta's and TikTok's research tools/APIs, by Luka Bekavac and Simon Mayer, is super interesting. And this graphic is a doozy. arxiv.org/html/2601.12...
Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyright. @technollama.bsky.social explains here. 1/
Paying to examine every detail of a business’s death spiral has kind of the same vibes as the torturer in the Princess Bride asking Westley to explain his pain in detail, for inclusion in a scientific study of pain. Or maybe Lector savoring Clarice Starling’s descriptions of c…
The law locks up the man or woman Who steals the goose from off the common, But leaves the greater villain loose Who steals the common from the goose. (I’m pretty sure James Boyle made us memorize this in his Intro IP class.)
When I talk about middleware or decentralized/interoperable social media these days, I always talk about how AI is lowering barriers to entry by bringing down the cost of content moderation. Here is Dave Willner's explanation of an affordable, flexible, open source tool for do…
What a bunch of tryhards. qz.com/meta-ai-mode...
I'm such a dork. I'm reading this and my arm hair literally stood up when I got to this part: W3C Web Platform Design Principles state that "If a trade-off needs to be made, always put user needs above all." The Internet Architecture Board's RFC 8890 states "The Internet is fo…
Driving non-lefties and people who have positive takes on AI off the platform is the kind of heedless self-own that German Communists were doing in the 30s. @masnick.com won’t let me quote post him or I’d share his far more nuanced thread.
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