While Swartz, an RSS co-developer, was prosecuted for downloading 70GB of papers, Meta used 80TB of books for AI training. A double standard in copyright law is being questioned.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has postponed voting to support California's AB 2654 bill banning surveillance pricing, following criticism from the Chamber of Commerce and an EFF letter urging reconsideration.
Google has started using media uploaded to its search services, such as images and audio, for AI training. Users can opt out via settings. A new point of contention over data collection.
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