Do you seriously believe that if we go looking into the past and look for programs hacking others we would find that the justice department let the authors of those programs off the hook?
Or do you think would we find that non-billionnaire companies get punished harshly for hacking? Oh wait, let's just look it up:
We all know what makes the difference here: the government and billionnaires think they can make money of OpenAI. Lots of money. And so crimes? Mass-copyright violations? Hacking? Who cares!
We've all lived the history of the internet and none of the arguments about intent, knowing what would happen, whether they did it directly or by accident ... protected normal people in the past. The only thing that mattered was WHO was held responsible and WHO claimed damages.
Or do you think would we find that non-billionnaire companies get punished harshly for hacking? Oh wait, let's just look it up:
https://www.justice.gov/archive/criminal/cybercrime/press-re...
We all know what makes the difference here: the government and billionnaires think they can make money of OpenAI. Lots of money. And so crimes? Mass-copyright violations? Hacking? Who cares!
We've all lived the history of the internet and none of the arguments about intent, knowing what would happen, whether they did it directly or by accident ... protected normal people in the past. The only thing that mattered was WHO was held responsible and WHO claimed damages.