Re:OpenAI Asks White House for Relief from State AI Rules
by __loam on Friday March 14, 2025 @02:21PM
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It's not lambasting to communicate what happened. IA got a C&D, refused to comply, and got sued for copyright infringement. The courts sided with the publishers when IA tried to claim it was fair use (technologists seem to have a pattern of stretching the definition of fair use). They've put their entire project at risk because they've repeatedly ignored the law here. That's just what happened.
Re:OpenAI Asks White House for Relief from State AI Rules
by genewitch on Sunday March 16, 2025 @03:47AM
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And what they actually did is violate the requirement to have a physical copy of the book they were lending.
As I understand it, they did not offer anything new that wasn't available to loan prior.
I could be wrong. But if I'm not, I see no reason to lambast IA.