Thanks for writing up this important report. Given what LLMs are trained on, I am not at all surprised they are coming for my substacks. The feeling of being engulfed by a machine is a little destabilizing at first. But machines have already engulfed us ... have ridiculously accurate data composites of us somewhere in the private clouds ... so I don't know ... just another hard truth I have to suppress on a daily basis. LOL!
Many in the education space are intimidated by their lack of prompting skills. I wish they'd know about Microsoft's comprehensive repo of prompts for students and educators https://github.com/microsoft/prompts-for-edu
You've worked really hard to put this together. What do you think about this very article being used to train AI? It has already started. Read what I found out in my new post https://boodsy.substack.com/p/the-ai-bots-are-coming-for-your-substack
Thanks for writing up this important report. Given what LLMs are trained on, I am not at all surprised they are coming for my substacks. The feeling of being engulfed by a machine is a little destabilizing at first. But machines have already engulfed us ... have ridiculously accurate data composites of us somewhere in the private clouds ... so I don't know ... just another hard truth I have to suppress on a daily basis. LOL!
Many in the education space are intimidated by their lack of prompting skills. I wish they'd know about Microsoft's comprehensive repo of prompts for students and educators https://github.com/microsoft/prompts-for-edu
Excellent point and link. I plan on training some of fellow faculty this week on these important skills. I will share out this link.
The bigger issue is that there are three main layers of bias. In fact, AI is just mathematically encoded bias itself on top of the data bias.
https://www.polymathicbeing.com/p/eliminating-bias-in-aiml