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I'm thinking that it's a fundamental legal right to not have to read anything written by an LLM. In other words, machine-generated text shouldn't be legally bin
by rossjudson 3y ago
I'm thinking that it's a fundamental legal right to not have to read anything written by an LLM. In other words, machine-generated text shouldn't be legally binding in any way...mostly because there's infinite amounts of it.
And it should be illegal to return machine-generate text in response to a discovery request.
Request: "Disclose all documents written between apr 1 and apr 12 regarding topics x,y,z."
Response: "There are 12 billion documents matching those parameters. Here they are."
- rossjudson 3y agoFor good measure: Why bother storing documents at all? Instead, train an LLM on the documents, and keep only a list of questions you want to be able answer. Request: "Please respond with all documents related to X,Y,Z". Response: "There are none."