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5 minutes later, someone will post about it on HN, explaining how we could all use this character to shield our private online writings from Big Tech's AI crawl
by akoboldfrying 2y ago
5 minutes later, someone will post about it on HN, explaining how we could all use this character to shield our private online writings from Big Tech's AI crawlers. 5 minutes after that, someone will change the defaults on nginx and Apache to output that character as the first character of every HTML web page.
- amelius 2y agoIf people don't want their data used for training, then that's a win?
- lou1306 2y agoAbsolutely, except it will 100% go down the Do Not Track way. Nobody will care. I mean, at this very moment AI companies are training their models on data that's been obtained in a less-than-compliant way...