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So if someone innocently reaches your site from google they will see a bunch of LLM generated misinformation? You have a legal right to do this (assuming the L

So if someone innocently reaches your site from google they will see a bunch of LLM generated misinformation? You have a legal right to do this (assuming the LLM bullshit isn't libel) but I don't see how it could be considered a moral act.

JohnFen 3y ago
> So if someone innocently reaches your site from google they will see a bunch of LLM generated misinformation? Yes, although I've been blocking googlebot for years, so nobody will get to my sites through google anyway. > I don't see how it could be considered a moral act. I'm curious about this -- why do you think this is in any way an immoral act? If a naïve human comes across the site, they'll quickly realize that it's not useful and move on. No harm done. How does morality enter into it? Would your moral objections be eased if the first line on the page is something like "this page is full of machine-generated nonsense. Please ignore it"?
- sebzim4500 3y ago
  >If a naïve human comes across the site, they'll quickly realize that it's not useful and move on I do not share your confidence. >Would your moral objections be eased if the first line on the page is something like "this page is full of machine-generated nonsense. Please ignore it"? That would certainly help.
  - JohnFen 3y ago
    > That would certainly help. That seems reasonable enough. If I do this, I'll include such a disclaimer.