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Meta waretti 81.7 TB kirjoja treenatakseen sen AIn. Jos yksi kirja on 1MB. Meta imutti 81700000 kirjaa ilmaiseksi. OpenAI ja DeepSeek ovat luultavasti warettaneet omat treenimatskunsa samointein.
Kauanko menee kunnes koko AI-himmeli kaatuu tekijänoikeussyytteisiin?

New Meta Emails Reveal That the Company Downloaded 81.7 TB of Copyrighted Books via BitTorrent to Train Its AI Models

The ongoing Kadrey v. Meta Platforms, Inc lawsuit accuses the tech giant of using copyrighted materials to train its artificial intelligence models. A few...

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Näyttäisi olevan huhupuhetta tällä hetkellä.

Meta seeks to dismiss the allegations. The company has filed a motion to dismiss these charges. Meta claims there’s no evidence that any of its employees downloaded books via torrents or that they were distributed by Meta.

 

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Saapa nähdä mitä deep research keksii allaolevaan aiheeseen mitä kysyin siltä

Tuli melko jännä iso paperi ulos. TLDR versio

For context, a single large-scale solar power satellite concept (delivering a few GW to Earth) is often estimated in the tens of billions of dollars range. Our project is more complex and possibly larger in scope

Lähteet:

• Death Valley climate data (evaporation vs rainfall)
  californiathroughmylens.com
• Evaporation rates in hot desert lakes (e.g., Lake Nasser ~7 mm/day)
  wired.com
• Design principles for evaporation ponds (shallow depth for higher evaporation)
  clearpond.com.au
• Latent heat of water and evaporation energy requirements
  engineeringtoolbox.com
  caee.utexas.edu
• Historical “Sahara Sea” terraforming proposal (humidity and rain expectations)
  worldatlas.com
• Qattara Depression project (quick evaporation, salt outcome, climate change intent)
  en.wikipedia.org
  en.wikipedia.org
• Space mirror concepts and challenges (Oberth’s 100-km mirror; modern constellation idea; atmospheric scattering issues)
  en.wikipedia.org
  hackaday.com
  hackaday.com
• Solar power tower hazard to wildlife (bird incineration in concentrated beams)
  nrel.gov
• Russian Znamya experiment (space mirror test in the 1990s)
  hackaday.com
  and contemporary plans for orbital reflectors
  hackaday.com