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There’s a much more effective way: store hashes of each output paragraph (with a minimum entropy) that has ever been generated, and allow people to enter a bloc
by zarzavat 3y ago
There’s a much more effective way: store hashes of each output paragraph (with a minimum entropy) that has ever been generated, and allow people to enter a block of text to search the database.
It wouldn’t beat determined users but it would at least catch the unaware.
- sebzim4500 3y agoChanging every 10th word defeats that strategy but doesn't defeat a cryptographic bias. Also the cost of storing every paragraph hash might eventually add up even if at the moment it would be negligable compared to the generation cost.
- doliveira 3y agoThey literally already store the whole conversation...
- explaininjs 3y agoOne solution is to store a hash of every n-gram for n from 2 to whatever, then report what percent of ngrams of various lengths were hits. Did someone say Bloom Filter??