> LLMs give no attribution. I deserve to be credited for my fractional contribution to the collective output of humanity. I disagree, respectfully. You’re unab

> LLMs give no attribution. I deserve to be credited for my fractional contribution to the collective output of humanity. I disagree, respectfully. You’re unable to accurately credit the myriad of people, sources, and works that’ve all educated and influenced you along the way. Suppose even if you could, you’d not be able to resolve their dependencies ad infinitum. Nor would it even make sense—arguably, as a species we’re defined by the compounding and shared nature of the knowledge we learn, implicitly and explicitly. Shoulders of giants, and all that. If your contributions were a significant portion of the entire training corpus, then perhaps we’d have a separate discussion to have, but there’s no single person for which you can reasonably argue that’s true. Maybe for authors of hyper-niche topics or cutting edge research?