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Kevin Okemwa

Meta allegedly used 'crude tactics' to close in on OpenAI’s 2-year lead building AI uncontested — Sam Altman admitted creating ChatGPT without copyrighted data is impossible

Text of LlaMA by Meta on a phone's display resting on a laptop's keyboard.

Meta's lagging AI efforts are making news again. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently admitted that OpenAI had a 2-year runway in the AI race to work uncontested and build ChatGPT. While other top AI labs, such as Anthropic and Google, are swiftly picking up the slack, Meta is seemingly having a long day at the office trying to keep up.

According to internal communications within Meta Inc. during a major copyright lawsuit battle, the company allegedly used copyrighted content to train its AI models and seemingly tried to cover its tracks to avoid copyright infringement-related issues (via The Verge).

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