A new day, a new controversy around artificial intelligence. This time, Meta has been accused of using pirated content from torrents to train its large language model (LLM) Llama, which powers Meta AI. The case was one of the first copyright lawsuits filed against a tech company for training AI. more…

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Meta accused of training AI with pirated content via 'torrents'

Apart from the controversial decision to abandon the fact-checking policy, Meta is now involved in yet another controversy and is accused of using 'torrents' of pirated content to train its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Llama models. As reported by Wired magazine, Meta was sued in 2023 where it was alleged that the technology company had used copyrighted content to train its AI. Well, the documents from that lawsuit have now been made public and …

À margem da controversa decisão de abandonar a política de verificação de factos, a Meta está agora envolvida em mais uma polémica e é acusada de usar ‘torrents’ de conteúdos pirateados para treinar os modelos Llama da sua Inteligência Artificial (IA).   Como conta a revista Wired, a Meta foi processada em 2023 onde era alegado que a empresa tecnológica havia usado conteúdo protegido por direitos de autor para treinar a sua IA. Pois bem, os docu…

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Meta accused of training its AI using pirated content from torrents

Meta is one of the companies that has decided to bet heavily on artificial intelligence to stay among the top companies in the tech industry. The firm has its own series of AI models, Llama. Like other companies, Meta trained Llama using datasets with large amounts of information available on the internet. However, a group of authors is suing Meta for allegedly using pirated books to train their AI models. Authors like Ta-Nehisi Coates and comed…

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Meta sued for allegedly training AI with content from pirated books

A fresh controversy is brewing around artificial intelligence, with Meta facing allegations of using pirated materials from torrent sites to develop its large language model (LLM) known as Llama, which powers Meta AI. This incident marks one of the initial copyright lawsuits against a tech firm for AI training purposes. Documents Uncover Meta AI’s Training on Pirated Materials As outlined by Wired, Meta faced a lawsuit in 2023 for purportedly tr…

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Meta Allegedly Trained Its AI On Pirated Torrent Content

News from HD Tecnología. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Meta is again under public scrutiny after suspicions that it would have used pirated torrent content to train its AI model, Meta AI, and LLM Llama. These allegations arose as part of a lawsuit initiated in 2023 by writers Richard Kadrey and Christopher Golden, who claim that the company used copyright-protected materials without authorization.

Noticia extraída de HD Tecnología. Visite www.hd-tecnologia.com para las últimas novedades. Meta está nuevamente bajo el escrutinio público luego de sospechas de que habría utilizado contenido pirateado de torrents para entrenar su modelo de IA, Meta AI, y el LLM Llama. Estas acusaciones surgieron como parte de una demanda iniciada en 2023 por los escritores Richard Kadrey y Christopher Golden, quienes afirman que la empresa utilizó materiales p…

Meta es acusado de utilizar contenido pirateado para el entrenamiento de su IA

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Meta is accused of using pirated content for the training of its AI

In the US, a group of authors including Ta-Nehisi Coates and Sarah Silverman is suing Meta for copyright infringement, alleging CEO Mark Zuckerberg approved the use of pirated books to train Meta’s AI systems, reports Reuters. A judge previously dismissed part of a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by authors including Silverman against Meta, regarding its […]

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Authors allege Meta knowingly used pirated books | Books+Publishing

A new day, a new controversy around artificial intelligence. This time, Meta has been accused of using pirated content from torrents to train its large language model (LLM) Llama, which powers Meta AI. The case was one of the first copyright lawsuits filed against a tech company for training AI. more . . .

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Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Copyright Infringement in AI Training – IT Voice – OPUS IP

Meta has been accused of resorting to pirated content existing in the network of torrents to train her AI Meta AI AI. This news is not surprising at all. And it is well known that AI companies have virtually gutted all the information existing on the Internet to train their AI. Without going any further, last week Elon Musk announced that human data had been exhausted to train AI models. So you can already imagine what they have done, and at the…

Meta ha sido acusada de recurrir a contenido pirateado existente en la red de torrents para entrenar su IA Meta AI. Esta noticia no resulta para nada sorprendente. Y es que es bien sabido que las empresas de IA han prácticamente destripado toda la información existente en Internet para entrenar su IA. Sin ir más lejos, la semana pasada Elon Musk daba a conocer que se habían agotado los datos humanos para entrenar modelos de IA. Así que ya podéis…

Meta ha sido acusada de usar contenido pirateado mediante torrents para entrenar su IA

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Meta has been accused of using pirated content through torrents to train her AI

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is facing a legal challenge from a group of writers who claim it used illegal copies to train its AI models. Author Ta-Nehisi Coates and comedian Sarah Silverman are among the writers who filed the complaint, which alleges that Meta purposefully trained its AI language model, LLaMA, using the LibGen dataset—a repository purportedly based in Russia and frequently criticized for having…

Meta accused of training its AI using pirated content from torrents

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