6 million unique websites
What do they mean by this?
> 6 million unique websites
What do they mean by this?
Are they scraping user comments? You know how poisoning the well works right?
Archive: https://archive.today/gWBzO
From the post:
>Meta has scraped data from the most-trafficked domains on the internet —including news organizations, education platforms, niche forums, personal blogs, and even revenge porn sites—to train its artificial intelligence models, according to a leaked list obtained by Drop Site News. By scraping data from roughly 6 million unique websites, including 100,000 of the top-ranked domains, Meta has generated millions of pages of content to use for Meta’s AI-training pipeline.
Are they scraping user comments? You know how poisoning the well works right?
Archive: https://archive.today/gWBzO
From the post:
>>Meta has scraped data from the most-trafficked domains on the internet —including news organizations, education platforms, niche forums, personal blogs, and even revenge porn sites—to train its artificial intelligence models, according to a leaked list obtained by Drop Site News. By scraping data from roughly 6 million unique websites, including 100,000 of the top-ranked domains, Meta has generated millions of pages of content to use for Meta’s AI-training pipeline.
(((copyright)))
Don't care. Like, not even a little bit; in-fact, I care so not-at-all that I think it's good kikebook is doing this. Fuck copyjew and fuck anybody who supports it.
new is copyright
No.
education is copyright
Also no.
publicly accessible forums are copyright
No here too.
You put stuff on the internet, and you lose all expectation of privacy, and thus copyjew doesn't hold. Just like if I say something in public, anybody can record it.
>(((copyright)))
Don't care. Like, not even a little bit; in-fact, I care so not-at-all that I think it's good kikebook is doing this. Fuck copyjew and fuck anybody who supports it.
>new is copyright
No.
>education is copyright
Also no.
>publicly accessible forums are copyright
No here too.
You put stuff on the internet, and you lose all expectation of privacy, and thus copyjew doesn't hold. Just like if I say something in public, anybody can record it.
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