How this site uses AI
This site is written by me personally except for anything that is clearly marked up and cited as a direct quotation. If you see anything on here that is not cited appropriately, please contact me.
Generative AI output appears on this site only if I think it really helps make a point and only if I believe that my use of a similar amount and kind of material from a relevant work in the training set would be fair use. For example, I quote a sentence of generative AI output in LLMs and reputation management. I believe that I would have been within my fair use rights to use the same amount of text from a copyrighted history book or article.
In LLMs and the web advertising business, my point was not only that the Big Tech companies are crooked, but that it’s so obvious. A widely available LLM can easily point out that a site running Big Tech ads—for real brands—is full of ripped-off content. So I did include a short question and answer session with ChatGPT. It’s really getting old that big companies are constantly being shocked to discover infringement and other crimes when their own technology could have spotted it.but I want to turn people into dinosaurs
Usually when I mention AI or LLMs on here I don’t include any generated content.
I don’t use AI output images or videos. (icymi: there are websites where you can get real, nice images for free)
Sometimes I use AI
catchphrases such as as a large language model…
or Certainly,
here is…
as a joke and/or to mess with automatic AI detectors.
But I type that stuff normally.
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