Meta forgot to store its porn in a password-protected folder, and now its data collection kink is the subject of scrutiny. The Social Media Giant turned Metaverse Company Capess AI Power is currently facing a lawsuit brought by the old film companies for spamming 3 videos full of thousands of relevant porn videos trained by AI models. Meta denies the claims, and recently filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit because, in part, the videos may have been downloaded for “personal personal use.”
To find out the details of the case, back in July, Strike 3 Holdings (producers of black, black, tushfy, and broke the movies “at least movies” by expanding The companies say that the meta used that thing to train AI models and Allege This company may have edited the currently unreported adult version of the ai video generator movie generator generator generator movie, and set $ 359 million in damages.
For what it’s worth, strike 3 has something of a reputation for being aggressive about copyright – so much so that when you search for a company, you’re unlikely to find a litany of Laws that provide legal representation to people who get subroena.
There may be evidence that those materials were flooded with meta data. Via Torrentfreak, Strike 3 was able to show what appears to be 47 IP addresses linked to the meta that are participating in the company’s study. But the meta doesn’t seem to mind much of the lawsuit. In its disclaimer, the company calls Strike 3’s Torrent Tracking “Guesswork and Innuendo,” and basically argues that, among other reasons, there isn’t even enough data here to use it to train an AI model. Instead, it might just be some gooners hanging around.
“The small number of downloads – about 22 per year on average for many Meta IP addresses – is clearly for personal use, not a joint effort to collect mastive datesfs means that you are required to train AI Date,” the company argued. The company also refused to build a gern generator model, basically saying that strike 3 does not have evidence of this meta service itself prohibiting its models from generating sexual content.
“These claims are bogus: We don’t want this type of content, and we are taking deliberate steps to avoid training for this type of material,” a company spokesperson told meta.
Since the case is not the same, whether the allegations are right or wrong, there is one clear contractor: The father of the Meta contractor who is apparently accused of copyright infringement and the alleged meta of the meta: “[Strike 3] Identify 97 additional downloads made using the home IP address of the meta’s father, but relying on facts that clearly include metas in those downloads,” Meta’s Active said.
