The banality of surveillance | On an internet where everything is tracked, our privacy is maintained mainly because our data is too boring and time consuming to sort through. But AIs don't get bored.
The banality of surveillance | On an internet where everything is tracked, our privacy is maintained mainly because our data is too boring and time consuming to sort through. But AIs don't get bored.
Ironically, the actual human contributions to Wikipedia play a significant role in training LLMs. And since you can't train LLMs on LLM generated text without recursion errors, the more Wikipedia is contaminated by AI text, the less useful Wikipedia becomes for training purposes.
I'm torn between thinking "keep poisoning your own fucking well, assholes" and "look at all this free labor Wikipedia editors are doing to help AI developers".