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This seems like a nice compromise. The news orgs get to keep the initial flurry of page views while the free information/universal library role of the Internet
by jasonfarnon 5mo ago
This seems like a nice compromise. The news orgs get to keep the initial flurry of page views while the free information/universal library role of the Internet is maintained. But still those magazines will want to control their back catalogues. They currently sell access to libraries/universities. And as many on HN suggest, some of those news orgs would like to change/update stories without a publicly available "revision history".
- JumpCrisscross 5mo ago> They currently sell access to libraries/universities. And as many on HN suggest, some of those news orgs would like to change/update stories without a publicly available "revision history" Solution would be to restrict LLMs from training on the archives. Libraries and universities paying for back access is more complicated.