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Yup. As someone who put a lot of new information on the internet, I find it dispiriting. I'm happy that knowledge spreads further than expected, but I'm not hap
by nicbou 3y ago
Yup. As someone who put a lot of new information on the internet, I find it dispiriting. I'm happy that knowledge spreads further than expected, but I'm not happy that others are taking the reward while stripping me of even acknowledgement.
It feels like instead of fixing bicycles for my community, I'm sending them to a warehouse across the ocean for resale.
- ehnto 3y agoEven if you could be acknowledged it would be meaningless in the sea of a million attributions. It's really a problem that needs to be solved at the scraping step I feel. That the internet is "public" and thus scraping it is fine has always seemed a little bit too generous to me. It's my work, on my server, I allow people who want to look at it do so, I never said OpenAI the company was free to connect to my sever and scrape it.
- nicbou 3y agoI agree with you. My biggest gripe with AI is that they just scrape and use my content without asking. As the license holder I should get a say in this, and the default answer is no. But once again the tech industry shows a terrifying lack of understanding of consent. I wouldn't let these people anywhere near my drink.
- CatWChainsaw 3y agoIt's not that they don't understand, it's that they don't give a shit.