Why Is HTML Not Getting Updates to Opt Out Content from Model Training

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3 years ago

After reading about Nightshade project (this article has the right threads to follow if you want to dig at it or see briefly the results in testing: https://venturebeat.com/ai/meet-nightshade-the-new-tool-allowing-artists-to-poison-ai-models-with-corrupted-training-data/)

Why is HTML not being updated to better protect the IP of individuals - we need something more granular than "Don't scrape me" - it's fine for you to scrape my art content, even go ahead and download my entire soundcloud without paying a dime and go DJ with it - but don't train your models on my art. That's my edge.

As a day trader I understand this well. With a lot of grit, I'm in that fraction of human traders that can beat the market with passed prop challenges to back it up with real data over time. If AI trains on all of my concepts, there is no way I can thrive, and only a very few will become ultra valuable. That's not the world I want to live in.

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