I know there are tools that supposedly make it harder for AI to be trained on your images. But what about text or code? Is there any way to share things outside of a small group while minimizing the risk that some fucker will scrape them or otherwise use them for building an LLM?

  • antlion@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    For text maybe make your own Unicode scrambler - selecting readable letters from random sections of Unicode. Readable to a human but to an LLM they won’t be able to parse a word out of it. For code, maybe change the file extension and add metadata that is misleading? Or just don’t put your code online.

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      For the unicode scrambler: nah, as 30+ years of Captchas have proven, that’s the sort of thing that makes your stuff harder for humans to use/read forever while only temporarily inconveniencing the machines. Besides, pretty much anything you implement that might even kind of come close to working would pretty much destroy accessibility, meaning that handicapped people can’t read your stuff.

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        Also any invisible technique is broken by OCR, which is super easy to run nowadays. People will even do it to reuse the content and perhaps repost.