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Meta admits using pirated books to train AI, but won't pay for it
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this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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Nah man, although I did buy some of my first CDs that were rips with home printed covers from this girl who was the daughter of my dad's lawyer friend. Nowadays though I think paying for piracy is for chumps - even if I do admit that people with hacked Firesticks get better access to live sports with their dodgy subscriptions.
i just want to let you know read your comment about 4 times and think it is very well written. You must have gone to uni
I went to 2 of them over more than 10 years (with a gap year at the end) and left with a Bachelors!!
Even so, my most prized qualification is my NVQ in Contact Centre Operations.
All true stories.
dude that was not an invitation to ramble. thanks
It fucking was an you're welcome.
Also, why didn't the person who downvoted you upvote me?!
Nah, you are just irritating
Like a pebble in a shoe
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