@ernie after all, coaxing an LLM to reproduce a reference...

@ernie after all, coaxing an LLM to reproduce a reference work basically in full is pretty established research at this point. We know it's possible — it's how the tech started, by being able to reproduce a ground truth image despite never having actually been exposed to the original file.

I dunno, I'm just some idiot online.

Like 28 June at 20:53 | Wall-to-wall | Open on posts.dumb.stuff.donaberger.xyz

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Ernie Smith

@mitch Just thinking of how Aaron Swartz—how his good intentions got exploited by people looking to make maximum $$$ and an org actually working in his spirit is being threatened

28 June at 20:56 | Open on writing.exchange

Mitch Effendi (ميتش أفندي)

@ernie I miss Aaron a lot, we used to chat through Reddit comments way back when. I'm very glad that he didn't have to see all this, let alone what Reddit and Steve Huffman both turned into.

28 June at 21:00 | Open on posts.dumb.stuff.donaberger.xyz

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@mitch @ernie Or they could create the Library of Babel and publish every book that ever was or will be written (for a given alphabet and character limit).

28 June at 21:56 | Open on mastodon.social

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@mitch

@ernie
there's already ebook DRM that works like this 🤣

29 June at 4:48 | Open on dice.camp

feld

@mitch @ernie

> coaxing an LLM to reproduce a reference work basically in full is pretty established research at this point.

If that was the case Sarah Silverman's lawsuit wouldn't be going so poorly. They even avoid claiming it can produce the reference works.

29 June at 13:40 | Open on bikeshed.party

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