

All the guy needs to do is say he was only torrenting to train his AI models, and he will be off the hook.
Or does that work only for multi-billion dollar corporations?


All the guy needs to do is say he was only torrenting to train his AI models, and he will be off the hook.
Or does that work only for multi-billion dollar corporations?


In addition, the motion also targets the contributory copyright infringement allegations, which center on scripts and tools NVIDIA allegedly distributed so corporate customers could automatically download ‘The Pile,’ the dataset that contains Books3.
One hundred billion dollars worth of GPUs (and all the RAM they can hoard) hard at work, ladies and gentlemen. Of course Slopya Nadella needs more data centers.


I’d avoid cracking software. Every crack you download carries a nom-zero risk of infecting your PC with malware. I get your reluctance to switching to a different editing software, but it may be worth it.
I must’ve tried every free and paid photo editor out there, and none have feature parity with Lightroom Classic or Capture One. The thing most of them are missing is AI based tools like object masking, etc. Luminar Neo comes close, but I feel it’s only a matter of time before they go sub-only too. There’s a new free one called RapidRAW that has pitential.
He should have a chat with Meta, OpenAI, and other megacorps that trained all their models on pirated content.