A robot sits at a desk with a typewriter. Papers are stacked in piles on the desk. In the trashcan is a book titled “Dear Diary”.
“Your data, even data from tens of thousands of amateur novelists, doesn’t really move the needle on training AI anymore. The scale & quality are not enough to matter. It is why companies like Anthropic have moved away from training on user data at all.” / X
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“@MikeDrucker @NaNoWriMo But why would AI companies want to buy that? I think people massively overestimate the value of potential “training data” – there’s this widespread idea that AI companies desperately want to suck in every line of text on the planet, but I don’t think that’s actually true” / X
A New Group Is Trying to Make AI Data Licensing Ethical | WIRED
Canva says its AI features are worth the 300 percent price increase – The Verge
“15 months of progress in AI drink commercials This is why we don’t laugh when we see a bad first version. You will see this replicated in every field of human endeavor
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