More selfish than a regular corporation actually: they act like they have no reputation or long term future to protect.

Brazilian law is actually a very precedent-heavy system, more so than common law systems, and applies precedents more mechanistically than common law systems. It is an interesting example of precedent system in civil law.

However there is some other civil law jurisdictions that imported the officer of the court principle from common law.

It's beyond fair use, it's statutory exemption to copyright and data protection in certain jurisdictions.

AI training is considered inalienable right in certain jurisdictions.

https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1948078/c... shows the situation even better.

And, StackExchange has adjusted stale/inactive question deletion scripts as a result of this change: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/419988/we-ve-rework...

Nice. But about 10 years late. They should have seen for 2 years from 2014 to 2016 the damage done from their deletion policy.

More like one huge waferscaler such as Cerebras.

Where are Gemini 4 Nitrogen and Gemini 4 Azote?

> One of the nice quirks of USA justice system is that you don't have to be guilty of a crime to go to prison, just that the prosecution has to convince 12 people beyond reasonable doubt that you are guilty.

You can similarly convince the same people that you are not guilty.

The GitHub explicitly says it's 0.x.