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A trove of newly released documents reveals Meta’s plans to use book piracy site LibGen to train its AI models. A trove of newly released documents reveals Meta’s plans to use book piracy site ...

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We need to learn how to build frontier and win this race.” Though Meta releases open AI models ... training on copyrighted books in the process. Touvron noted in a message that the mix of ...

LibGen, which describes itself as a “links aggregator,” provides access to copyrighted works from publishers, including Cengage Learning ... books available for license. Lawyers allege Meta ...

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Meta had “to learn how to build frontier and win this race,” Al-Dahle added. Those plans apparently involved the book piracy site Library Genesis (LibGen) to train its AI systems. An undated ...

The AI rush has brought with it thorny questions of copyright and ownership of data as tech companies train bots like ChatGPT on existing texts, but it seems Meta ... data to learn from, in ...

Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Meta allegedly torrented 81.7 terabytes of data from shadow libraries, including Z-Library, LibGen, and the Internet Archive, to train its Llama AI model.