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> so far getting away with it (pending lawsuits notwithstanding). I know it feels like it's been longer, but it's not even been 2 years since ChatGPT was relea
by lolinder 2y ago
> so far getting away with it (pending lawsuits notwithstanding).
I know it feels like it's been longer, but it's not even been 2 years since ChatGPT was released. "So far" is in fact a very short amount of time in a world where important lawsuits like this can take 11 years to work their way through the courts [0].
[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_v_Google https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_v_Google
- emporas 2y agoIn 9 years time, robots will publish articles on the web, and they will put a humans.txt file at their root index to govern what humans are allowed to read the content. Jokes aside, given how models become better, cheaper and smaller, RAG classification and filtering engines like Perplexity will become so ubiquitous that i don't see any way for a website owner to force anyone to visit the website anymore.