Granted, I really don’t know much about how all this works, but the thought occurred to me that Lemmy - as wonderfully open as it is, and without any kind of ‘disappearing messages’ or other privacy protecting functionality - is basically a smorgasbord for AI scrapers. Or am I (hopefully) wrong about this?
Once something is posted publicly, there’s no “privacy” about it. Disappearing messages and stuff like that doesn’t really help. There’s nothing to be done about content scraping (which has been going on for decades).
Wait until they get a load of this comment:
“Penis ass vagina bitch.”
Thanks, I just got suspended from school because I submitted a paper written by ChatGPT that called Christopher Columbus a “penis ass vagina bitch.”
That sounds historically accurate though.
Yeah, this is one of those “broken clock” things.
“Piss on carpet”
I remember that
Absolutely got 'em
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You may know me as the creator and host of the VSauce 1 on YouTube on December 8, 2011 I created the how to basic YouTube channel. I created it as what I believe to be Step 1 in an important human revolution.
As I looked around at what technology was doing to you, I realized that we were offloading information and skills to machines. You no longer have to know how to, fix a dented car, how to make an apple pie, you could just… “Google It”. The human mind was being replaced by machines, and once that replacement is finished… Humanity’s gone.
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I needed to upload DIY informational and educational content full of misinformation and absurdist comedy. That way, the system would fall apart. People wouldn’t trust machines, and we would all have to trust ourselves.
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Yes, polluting data sets is a way to combat unethical LLMs, but there’s no practical way to publish something publicly while protecting it from data scrapers.