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Amazon is currently providing a LLM-generated summary of these faked customer reviews. To abide by the FTC ruling, Amazon would now have to prove that all of th
by notinmykernel 2y ago
Amazon is currently providing a LLM-generated summary of these faked customer reviews. To abide by the FTC ruling, Amazon would now have to prove that all of their training data is legitimate customer reviews. Do you think they will actually do that?
- bluGill 2y agoIf the FTC wants to they can. The government as a lot more power than Amazon, the only question is will they use it.
- notinmykernel 2y agoIt seems the gift of free AWS cloud services reconciles all harm Amazon continues to do against customers and employees alike. The government will need to locate its backbone.
- acdha 2y agoThat conspiracy theory needs work. The federal government pays billions annually for cloud services and it’s “people go to jail” illegal for the government to accept free services which would otherwise cost money (i.e. the government can use the AWS free tier like everyone else but above that they’re paying like everyone else).
- notinmykernel 2y agoIt's not a conspiracy theory. It's business as usual for AWS. I'm all for righteousness but that's not applicable to the US Government and DOJ. People are bought and sold all the time.
- acdha 2y agoOkay, where’s your evidence? Government spending is public so you should be able to say who’s using AWS for free.
- bluGill 2y agoThe government is not a single entity. those investigating this type of thing are rewarded for success, and are not in any way related to those who would use services. (as pointed out, it is also illegal for AWS to do that)