Meta staff torrented nearly 82TB of pirated books for AI training — court records reveal copyright violations.

[DOS]

Man, 82 Terabyte? That's a lot of pirated books.

[Somebodysunclephil]

That's why I say that Dave needs to be watched him and his company. Because he does a lot of stuff. That's like that messed up, but it doesn't get publicized. A lot, he literally does it on download? And it's like, hmm, I already knew he was definitely on the level of the type of person that needs to be watched. When I found out that he has his own huge island that has like a complex for him. And of course-specific rich people that's connected to him, they all went in on it, and it has pretty much a whole, the whole set of to be self sustainable. And so it's like, what do you know that you're not, you know or they know that they're not letting other people know about.

[Somebodysunclephil]

And I'm telling you, I could do a whole like, oh I just documentary or something on it. But I don't think that. I think it would hurt me more than help me. But I swear to you that Facebook and it's other applications, the way they have their algorithm and stuff programmed, it's designed in a way to cause issues like Arguments and stuff like that, like it literally is designed in that way to keep that type of stuff going, they literally give you tools to do this stuff back-and-forth. And that's why it's weird cause there's obviously a large chunk of the population that likes that.