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Darkard@lemmy.world to Showerthoughts@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago

There's a pretty good chance that all the AI content scrapers used to get "Training data" have ingested all the Epstein files

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There's a pretty good chance that all the AI content scrapers used to get "Training data" have ingested all the Epstein files

Darkard@lemmy.world to Showerthoughts@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago
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    highly doubt it, they’re trained on publicly available data mostly

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      If by “publicly” you mean “any data source that it managed to connect to, public or private”, then yes….

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      Not entirely though.

      Like we know grok was trained on the fbi’s cp stash, right?

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        All the ai companies have trained on the FBI cp database but they use a coefficient of -1 thus steering it away from such content. Reinforcing against such material. Openai used to pay people for cp Idk if they still do this tho.

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          So why all the cp from them?

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        Do you have any source on that?

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          Dont recall where i heard it.

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