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Idk. Perhaps this technique doesn't work, but if someone comes up with a working system, and LLMs start using techniques to counter it, artists might have a leg
by tgv 10mo ago
Idk. Perhaps this technique doesn't work, but if someone comes up with a working system, and LLMs start using techniques to counter it, artists might have a leg to stand upon, as the use of the counter-technique makes clear that the scraper never had any intention of respecting terms of use.
- vidarh 10mo agoThey won't need to use counter techniques beyond fixing incorrect output from their models by making the general training methods more robust to features not seen by humans.
- pixl97 10mo agoNo, not really. In fact I would say the opposite is true. LLMs must protect against this as a security measure in unified models or things the LLM 'sees' may be faked. If for example someone could trick you into seeing a $1 bill as a $10 it would be considered a huge failure on your part and it would be trained out of you if you wanted to remain employed.