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diff --git a/content/posts/zucc-may-be-lying.md b/content/posts/zucc-may-be-lying.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b9a4420 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/posts/zucc-may-be-lying.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ ++++ +title = "On Mark Zuckerberg's recent claims" +lastmod = 2024-09-27T12:55:00+02:00 +tags = ["copyright", "zuckerberg"] +categories = ["tech", "llm"] +draft = false +meta = true +[menu] + [menu.posts] + weight = 3001 + identifier = "on-mark-zuckerberg-s-recent-claims" ++++ + +The other day, a post on the fediverse caught my attention, linking to [this article from The Verge.](https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/25/24254042/mark-zuckerberg-creators-value-ai-meta) I thought I'd make some things clear. + + + +This isn't the only website I run; in fact, this is not even the largest. I have written books worth of commentary and articles dealing with a variety of topics, a lot of which pertain to difficult, labyrinthine and opaque matters. + +The time I spent writing these wasn't free. The time I spent researching wasn't free. And as tradition demands, I put very few restrictions on the use of my writing; my only requirements for printing, copying, and distribution are that: + +1. If you find errors, let me know so I can fix them. +2. The text must be whole, with all the notes and edits and footnotes and sidenotes and margin-notes. +3. You're not allowed to charge for copies. At all. If you want to send someone a copy, cover the cost yourself. +4. You're not allowed to paywall it; reproductions must remain free to access, and be complete. +5. You're not to use my writing for machine learning or training 'ai' models of any sort. + +I don't think that's unfair; if anything, some of the articles I've written have taken years to put together. + +The idea that the value of my specific content is 'overestimated', to the point where I'd give up ownership of it, is silly. + +I'm not arguing that I should be paid for them using my work. I'm stating that my work should be accessible freely and, in its entirety. + +I have seen enough silliness from LLMs to know that they can't be trusted to faithfully reproduce complex writing, and the last thing I wish for myself is to be accused of claims I did not make. + +In short: Zucc, my writing doesn't exist to fuel climate change by training massive data matrices that can't even answer simple questions reliably. + +Wouldn't it be so much easier to use tools that algorithmically, predictably, reliably solve problems, instead of... whatever this is? diff --git a/public/Phil-Bajsicki.asc b/public/Phil-Bajsicki.asc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c7519a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/public/Phil-Bajsicki.asc @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- + +mQGNBGTaKzgBDADWSYEepIKVaPYxyWXcaVuvow8di6ahsdWea1rrfh6tHNc2QcZP +1bI3n8IYQl5G7jK+iY/2hFVDCTRC93gXDBjhj8L6jZSg6pAyMUwRIoimgdeO+1jF +y6Dr49+062TGO2HkGyWc3l84zVIgjciDgCZTC/tgKASlowoZdSNhBmRQDIjp797M +jzgMzWX5oe+J0kWvIf/oGqtvp056qj+hh4c+oO2IoJOrZzZcyBkaubPrERtVEaRi +y2TJJMI4IjjP8IiFa3EUcg5HUmzYZf3J8CLTHBPI7J9lJ0CrjhQmBvfErQNj0X/1 +bx4UwTri8Jii1r8/CFiZyrPrg6uS9CkHcI6g9l+UQdVO9dJ9HEYimAm46/MR/yqh +ekJl6uED2A55ju36aIsbZ4SCf34/WaR+hhdpRWpm3QLYO5/MTmrNcIGwdjy3k4Xw +dBQEL+LfyXeGgZKM93iLosMf46NE0V8cDkNoxXmxMiHcqVdgXHWqPlzzCtjrEcf7 +9uQqHsbV87sv6M8AEQEAAbQhUGhpbCBCYWpzaWNraSA8cGhpbEBiYWpzaWNraS5j +b20+iQHUBBMBCAA+AhsDBQsJCAcCBhUKCQgLAgQWAgMBAh4BAheAFiEEVAcEXuFj +9o4DYLw8hz5mRpIqNTEFAmbXJRgFCQW/YOAACgkQhz5mRpIqNTFZYQwAqMvAsHlv +1vuPoeKjxVT8xKwBt5abgg1AV8DBfoYOOP2DDrBfu+lJzuoIKYJMoYxQXWJ2DwHN +qX0esOxikjh2p0F6NK8igZrG2urYYTl5ySJubbjc0/0D2BU6FNW61OpsxKH2jPw9 +G9OUySpgOdx6q3i0vTbVWF/mh71g4d+VPGGiBm2kqWVqfPRMSe9IzEQ2nwecP2ul +Bxe4b50R+KsL/BSjylNizlIJWxbsJmVXVEKpw3wme/WDEj4D5giVG7zyKlF1GY8n +/5jY6gTAhPWM4xYHB6myRB04S7bgXrua9dOS3Bhx7pgEkcFgmelP7KN0VuZxUnir +plHHaoZ3sXuyNzZbHGoT1bxFbfTQdfslvughogedDXokvXbkCJmQKJofOxMXPhgf +bUPLltVFEMV151c/fEXTxL8BHvZUlfwPNbWy6M1pHzl+1QA6ivL1AlkYBg4L9i9m +VUUuPLo9CT/Ods0y64o+JEsb+6RDkSAwcBdzFUy4gA6p18VWI7hnc89zuQGNBGTa +KzgBDADHIE8//Y/LEIxCG5+I7hcKaWos+gTJUwL+0FRwPQTPfnaZen9IQcgVFgvU +KPmAyvuor6ICc9pVc2z0EuxLVcL9VT9BNRmdSEUlpo6oSfQRBKOmAF1AeRN/CgQa +uLDNrf8Biq/a4xZQYfnnWiE86vPrPzx3wNs5YIB/Rq4H1b6F/orQMYldxLPGNy+R +bSmufq7jMpfZZsBsex3SvDwzULmIY8zPXMkRKjLmckYZZPVpWlp4nKEBihhKGB2m +J+TkGTRYZUn9EO/XG2j6CFHQyFLWZUgx5JPqJKwcSYTD4RVaalvTWN+uwp/OF4HK +KmE6XjUQpF/TmoQ92ZVCY/rIZm7PGg2NcVuCYu3THXnDpKjGYVxSv3vOEOGGeNJm +1fiT5mt2ZqHir4m5nJgr5FXZkNpLk1wuomo9PdaCSE9v30saYTEEwDoUQWuuPa+q +cJ+HNcGXEFfwogF86N5YPQ/oF0qaCwVx7k+lstSNkdN6rGLS2YZ7Q5n+g/i8z1hd +IjNkhwEAEQEAAYkBvAQYAQgAJgIbDBYhBFQHBF7hY/aOA2C8PIc+ZkaSKjUxBQJm +1yVfBQkFv2EnAAoJEIc+ZkaSKjUxhXkMAJVSAzIC3Obj5oXA/0Nf4taf4DcGE1V9 +s5oAGnxb8VJ7y2PC91NsYvtoEbBfmxpIH6kxZkISeAp32OJ+B2gx8JeZoJo8bXRO +RJ7TpiRUkvPfRs2saDDDOP5DnnrWiuH7OWcD6ph8599bwLX2hP5hJebE4GZ9+M2y +r5Y5JYcvvKaqTvJPVw7+y/d1RpJjGpSvsKvOomY0jyMjdV2NN3uzKIz9Sg9+TO9b +Ov89P/hcJvuQKufP1JvoJH0Sc5IcgD0NEzUXKYgZ9ney4ZcU/R6NPfvmkWb+/8gy +gpHR01bRNE3O/sZhdPAfHYn32Y/iFvYkL5HfPYq2d992Uv3m9gZUKCCbG0tH+fBV +Ouj3f3UvDv3n3aVb2Ibbnn0eecXSNz8rhr0Sg76TdGa6rVz6A0fwnsrWor5csD+c +dn6K+W+DTDxwEq5NZ7gjc03efj27q7HgoOTyqg67t1Nu7bQPeV9oA6dIM3qJE+l7 +pAOX423iU4lbkZO3QnD0ONMh2ifyKPhl3LkBjQRl7xt6AQwAt0akTZ6ZdAxRd2HS +faxPXRKtpPPEjJjWEkk1Riseo5w6ufBYS5BHS29PTE3mhFeF0d4y9vsaFp3tCokW +bjwEHAd7Z+9C+SooYS+0+7xNFibkpY62r0iW6zswPBQ2MxeC29Pcr0jUcnPg+8hU +oiM+k/ciXqWM0ltEv5B/cat7j72lvYk/nx57NUKZu8H5WxUmnvuim8JVptW3NbvI +RnMazqcI58BxQXUPybl7kWQDpmUDut3rhVn2BvRykSbJAOBQ3J5VbRATZhBjPz6w +bz63jgLyIlrqZzPgOIYwm5sZ4m5lIzIWjvhFzODgNeTotn6yBudGTfr9kvQfNmeY +dTDNg6mWzJrE9UuiRF8rAyDf6HqafNuODcscX3lF0MdUIHIJQpgiCoik95jstlaw +L5A+k5LMMaV95CQrKKHWp+wzo7wOPlagNrpP8k5uw+H0d4I/8H0qbN7nBdQYZcui +aSJXEj4cHXT8kuIAl6SfL8eGxn/e67pjNMxCVaGMOn7rzq13ABEBAAGJAb0EGAEI +ACcDGyAEFiEEVAcEXuFj9o4DYLw8hz5mRpIqNTEFAmbXJTsFCQSqcMEACgkQhz5m +RpIqNTE7dgwAjTI/JpETWkfylmvwQX+s3B7/c3Y/+xt4JJmV9LPq9VU/0an+4l0R +v5kkxzMlu5km8V764dhg0/WVVVwddJaFLICntm3UpS7y3Og9q7WFCk/3P3v+Jod3 +PWk975d1zUH1H6qWXJPSUBwgSvLuwKKU5nzQNPbb92zKlzeg4XxAWuMcguFuO3kq +0uFFUXh7GP2eUIrUHzFNEr66uSe2ZjAVacZXkeAed1BXvl6enuoNUG6Odtjab2Pr ++7SDsc92WaUWG4HAMBRYN1pyZX+eKe1o5tTVZ5hy3/TgVVksHel8CRyhbgtjKvX0 +2zZmOzJvKKRIAdctjwpFA8jXaRXyIKTvwDIWhTyJfjrf2Fzn50lmKBkOSnOZpsgP +FUo7bfisAqCVeosZkv/gSsAGnH+puENRMzaaaA+QxSNqtiSDcqfD/RBvqaDTWQox +9wJlM35t7IYF0MDBlPYISeiFefCs/IqD9C9e01mISlCq2i/u8BNBHsRFo4p/he9+ +m0nb0yooPwfK +=j+uM +-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- diff --git a/public/categories/llm/index.html b/public/categories/llm/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0053b5c --- /dev/null +++ b/public/categories/llm/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,186 @@ + +
+A few months ago I took up a project to centralize and collect all of my websites and email boxes.
+ + + +The other day, a post on the fediverse caught my attention, linking to this article from The Verge. I thought I’d make some things clear.
+This isn’t the only website I run; in fact, this is not even the largest. I have written books worth of commentary and articles dealing with a variety of topics, a lot of which pertain to difficult, labyrinthine and opaque matters.
+The time I spent writing these wasn’t free. The time I spent researching wasn’t free. And as tradition demands, I put very few restrictions on the use of my writing; my only requirements for printing, copying, and distribution are that:
+I don’t think that’s unfair; if anything, some of the articles I’ve written have taken years to put together.
+The idea that the value of my specific content is ‘overestimated’, to the point where I’d give up ownership of it, is silly.
+I’m not arguing that I should be paid for them using my work. I’m stating that my work should be accessible freely and, in its entirety.
+I have seen enough silliness from LLMs to know that they can’t be trusted to faithfully reproduce complex writing, and the last thing I wish for myself is to be accused of claims I did not make.
+In short: Zucc, my writing doesn’t exist to fuel climate change by training massive data matrices that can’t even answer simple questions reliably.
+Wouldn’t it be so much easier to use tools that algorithmically, predictably, reliably solve problems, instead of… whatever this is?