How can you share things online without allowing AI to be trained on them? (lemmy.world)

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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?

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[-] lemmyng@piefed.ca 3 points 2 weeks ago

Anything that can be copied can eventually be leaked. However, if you are OK with just reducing the chance by 99%, a private repo/page with an "ask me for access" instruction keeps pretty much all current LLM scrapers out.

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