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No, it’s in our nature to share. People share even to their disadvantage. Concerning the internet, it’s real work to write a blog or to write information, and
by eastbound 4y ago
No, it’s in our nature to share. People share even to their disadvantage.
Concerning the internet, it’s real work to write a blog or to write information, and no blog today is exempt of product placement, no receipt is exempt of grandma storytelling. I like ChatGPT for the moment because it’s not biased, but another comment in this article showed how it’s possible to make it subtly suggest Coca-Cola for every unrelated answer, and that will be horrible.
- anileated 4y ago> People share even to their disadvantage. Crucially, humans share with other humans. Sharing comes with feeling appreciated. Of course teaching someone my craft is to my disadvantage—I am literally creating competitors—but I enjoy doing it myself regardless because I enjoy feeling recognized and valued. That stops being the case if the only thing that reads what you write is an LLM, which acts as a middle-man between you and people you’d like to help to whom it returns your content stripped of attribution (let alone pays you, even if it charges the users). There’s a fine line between sharing and being a ghost training data producer.