Slavaqua

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   by Slavaqua 3y ago

   Wouldn't it severely affect SEO? I don't know, but I assume, that scrambling article in to a word soup and exposing it to crawlers would not solve the SEO problem. Would it?
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   by Slavaqua 3y ago

   It sounds like a loosing battle to manually keep track of all bots and their deployment IPs that generate datasets that LLM's might use or start using in the future. There must be a legal solution, a licence that forbids the use of con
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   by Slavaqua 3y ago

   Seeing as you are knowledgeable on the subject, may be you know if there is a licence, like creative commons, that will allow all the usual intelectual property uses except in AI training? Or may be an old licence that is so strict that it
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   by Slavaqua 3y ago

   I don't understand your solution. The actual content is still being scraped, is it not?
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   by Slavaqua 3y ago

   If we are getting philosophical, I have a spicy take of my own. LLMs are advertised as 'language models', as if researchers coded in the Torah and the syntax of language of Eden in to a machine, and then it revealed all the truths
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   Ask HN: How do I stop companies from scraping my site?

   44 points by Slavaqua 3y ago|56 comments
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   by Slavaqua 4y ago

   Totally, you still hear that feudals didn't deserve to be rich, because serfs created all the value. But the falsity of this claim become obvious as enclosures enabled feudals to use fewer and fewer serfs on their land.