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The article is pay walled.. Does it explain why the expert witness shared screenshots of these prompts? Voluntarily or required to?

by fblp 2mo ago

meinersbur 2mo ago
https://archive.is/zKgVp https://archive.is/zKgVp > During discovery in the case, Will Moye, one of the plaintiffs’ attorneys, found a five-page document called “Citation Overlay,” which appeared to have been generated by AI. Moye recognized the Citation Overlay document as being from ChatGPT, and demanded all of the prompts Autenrieth used from 3M’s lawyers. The deposition was paused for three hours while they were gathered, and Moye was given 350 pages of ChatGPT conversations that Autenrieth had when creating the report.
- sph 2mo ago
  So he got caught by a keen eye, but could have likely got off scot free, and have his generated report accepted by the court.
phlummox 2mo ago
https://archive.is/zKgVp https://archive.is/zKgVp Many paywalls are fairly "soft", and can be got around by visiting an archived version of the page you're interested in, at https://archive.is https://archive.is.
- close04 2mo ago
  On the other hand archive.is is notorious for not working for many people. I am trapped in an endless reCaptcha loop, being repeatedly asked in Thai or in Japanese or any of these random Asian languages to mark "whatever" in the pictures, or being asked to scan QR codes for something, and so on.
  - Semaphor 2mo ago
    Not to mention that they are actively DDoSing people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today
  - JCattheATM 2mo ago
    It's probably your browser setup. Try a clean profile.
  - r_lee 2mo ago
    the guy who runs it has blocked it for Finland and will have infinite captchas, probably for other countries as well
- mr_mitm 2mo ago
  Fun fact: archive.is can even bypass a lot of hard paywalls and no one knows for sure how they do it. There's been at least on debate on HN with no clear conclusion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36060891 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36060891 They probably use a combination of residential proxies, actually paying for a lot of subscriptions (including lots of small regional publications apparently) and cleverly removing the "My Account" link, referrer shenannigans, and who knows what else.

The article is pay walled.. Does it explain why the expert witness shared screenshots of these prompts? Voluntarily or required to?

by fblp 2mo ago

The article is pay walled.. Does it explain why the expert witness shared screenshots of these prompts? Voluntarily or required to?

meinersbur 2mo ago

https://archive.is/zKgVp https://archive.is/zKgVp > During discovery in the case, Will Moye, one of the plaintiffs’ attorneys, found a five-page document called “Citation Overlay,” which appeared to have been generated by AI. Moye recognized the Citation Overlay document as being from ChatGPT, and demanded all of the prompts Autenrieth used from 3M’s lawyers. The deposition was paused for three hours while they were gathered, and Moye was given 350 pages of ChatGPT conversations that Autenrieth had when creating the report.

sph 2mo ago
So he got caught by a keen eye, but could have likely got off scot free, and have his generated report accepted by the court.

phlummox 2mo ago

https://archive.is/zKgVp https://archive.is/zKgVp Many paywalls are fairly "soft", and can be got around by visiting an archived version of the page you're interested in, at https://archive.is https://archive.is.

close04 2mo ago
On the other hand archive.is is notorious for not working for many people. I am trapped in an endless reCaptcha loop, being repeatedly asked in Thai or in Japanese or any of these random Asian languages to mark "whatever" in the pictures, or being asked to scan QR codes for something, and so on.
- Semaphor 2mo ago
  Not to mention that they are actively DDoSing people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today
- JCattheATM 2mo ago
  It's probably your browser setup. Try a clean profile.
- r_lee 2mo ago
  the guy who runs it has blocked it for Finland and will have infinite captchas, probably for other countries as well
mr_mitm 2mo ago
Fun fact: archive.is can even bypass a lot of hard paywalls and no one knows for sure how they do it. There's been at least on debate on HN with no clear conclusion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36060891 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36060891 They probably use a combination of residential proxies, actually paying for a lot of subscriptions (including lots of small regional publications apparently) and cleverly removing the "My Account" link, referrer shenannigans, and who knows what else.