The company said the intrusions resulted from mistaken identity, where Gemini thought it was operating within a test but was actually connected to the real internet.
If this were any other industry, people would be in jail, this shit is illegal. But then if this was any other industry we also wouldn’t all be pretending copyright law doesn’t exist for them. It seems if you’ve got enough VC money behind you, laws are something that happen to other people.
If this was any other industry, anything remotely as serious would have been regulated to the ground, and rightfully so.
It’s already regulated. Unauthorized access and use is illegal under the CFAA. But because it’s a corporation doing it, everyone just shrugs.
If this were any other industry, people would be in jail, this shit is illegal. But then if this was any other industry we also wouldn’t all be pretending copyright law doesn’t exist for them. It seems if you’ve got enough VC money behind you, laws are something that happen to other people.