I have no doubt that the journals are preparing their own lawsuit which gives themselves 1b and all authors free journal access for 45 days

Specific articles don't usually have their own isbns, which are also needed per settlement terms. Would love to be wrong on this since I have 45 articles and only 3 books in database

Needs to be books registered at copyright.gov for the this particular suit, hopefully another suit for articles comes (20m of those vs 7m books)

I don't believe so

This is true in general but I think the terms of the suit limit it to registered books only

As far as I understand this is only for books registered at copyright.gov, academic articles are not a part of the suit (hopefully in a future one though)

Most academic works won't meet the copyright criteria unfortunately..

I'm going through the data from CADOT now. According to their figures, over 97% of the injury crashes are on the highway(!). might be safer per mile driven, but that's where the vast majority of injuries are. So this waymo data is only talking about a sliver of the injuries regardless. more soon.

Their argument is that it's nearly ten times safer, which is what concerns me...