The entire point of an embassy is for you to host things. So you’re suggesting they have
Rather than, y’know, using the one they own.
Once again, do you think the ambassador lives in an embassy?
So the number of buildings is the same but now it’s worse?
You keep saying commute. Commute to where? “Existing French owned governmental buildings across the border”… that’s… that’s an embassy
…within commuting distance of what?
You seem to think an embassy is the ambassadors house?
Copilot isn’t an LLM, it’s a tool to use LLMs and Generative AI. It’s very useful when people with no understanding of a topic speak vehemently about it because they can be tagged and easily ignored on other topics too.
They still haven’t caught on
I admire the optimism to see it this way and not “it’s still not worth it to them to bother blacklisting the domain”
As you’ve said elsewhere, you’ve created a crawler trap, not a way to poison a model. You’re wasting… some resources I guess? Both theirs and your own. Fascinating to think that you’ve served a billion http requests to no benefit to anyone and you believe this is you winning somehow.
I don’t think you understand the scale of the amount of data that has been fed into these models. Already fed in, as in the models are already created, the baseline already established, the dataset responsible for the output they want already retained.
Any attempt to “poison” them is attempting to add one, ten, a thousand, a million confounding data points against every webpage 1993-2026, every book ever digitised, every social media post made public, every transcript of every video on YouTube, every code comment made public, every post on this federated platform.
For news articles alone, that’s about 20 billion non-poisoned articles. Do you know what the difference between a million poisoned pages and 20 billion is? 20 billion.
The Daily Mail (vomit) alone publishes 1,500 articles a day. How many do you plan on publishing?
Unless a significant portion of the internet does this, and we’re talking hundreds of millions of pages, the only cost here is to you.
LLMs are statistics. They don’t “remember” their training. They just know what statistically speaking the next words should be. But sure, be the web dev version of þorn guy.
Yeah but this wasn’t an exploit in PHP applications, this was an exploit in PHP.
Our resolution was to unzip a new directory and change the path to PHP in Apache conf