Meta AI case lawyer quits after Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘Neo-Nazi madness’; Llama depositions unsealed
Meta AI case lawyer quits after Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘Neo-Nazi madness’; Llama depositions unsealed
Stanford law professor Mark Lemley, a partner at Lex Lumina, is withdrawing from the Kadrey v. Meta case over Meta training its Llama LLM on copyrighted material. He’s “fired Meta as a client” beca…
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Is this the new thing? Headlines so abstruse that you can't even figure out if you care?
Edit: Nah this one makes sense, and hopefully that EU training data rule lets the publishing industry eat them all alive.
fucking wild you busted out a Dollar Tree word like abstruse but came here to brag about how you didn’t read the article because you couldn’t understand its extremely simply worded headline
need to start charging these guys $100 a word so they can complain about the merchandise
Tired: Veblen goods
Wired: Veblen words
Y'all get to send me to the dictionary, but it doesn't go both ways. I see how it is.
In my defense I had been awake for maybe 20 hours. It's not that bad a headline, I was just brain-dead and lazy.
Abstruse isn't a difficult word though, is it? Second time this week people are poking fun at me for words I've been using conversationally since I was young.