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What if the website does add value to the LLM, but only in the training/indexing stage? Like, if I create a website that painstakingly measures and lists the we
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 4y ago
What if the website does add value to the LLM, but only in the training/indexing stage? Like, if I create a website that painstakingly measures and lists the weights of thousands of widgets, then the LLM ingests that knowledge and then never sends the user to my page.
Maybe it's more convenient for the user to pay the LLM for the info (paid via ad attention or whatever), but if I'm the one who made the measurements, then shouldn't I be paid too? If the user never "pays" me, then I'm going to stop publishing measurements, and the whole LLM falls apart.
Likewise for generative art. The people who made the training data are a critical part of the ecosystem. Cutting them out seems like cutting out some critical part of a food chain.
- topicseed 4y agoAnd that will be a tough problem to solve but Google may do something similar to what they do with YouTube Premium and paying creators an amount that is based on how much of their content the subscribers of Premium have watched. Google Search could pay some small percentage back when they use their work. But it would be a weird one so not sure that's really going to happen.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 4y agoHow is google going to know where to send the check? And who negotiates the rate? We aren't talking about people uploading content to google search. We're talking about information google might take from other people's sites.