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> being digitised so they can be found in electronic searches You make it sound like they are running a second Project Gutenberg. They most definitely are not
by dpark 2mo ago
> being digitised so they can be found in electronic searches
You make it sound like they are running a second Project Gutenberg. They most definitely are not making these available for electronic searches. At least not searches the public can participate in.
- coffeefirst 2mo agoCorrect. If they were doing this with Gutenberg/Smithsonian/some library so there's both a public archive and training the language model, it wouldn't have the ick factor.