• Adalast@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    OpenAI team after including the data: why is the model suddenly even more horny, abusive, and discriminatory?

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        There were some scripts for it. But i can still find my comments and posts trough Google after deleting them.

        Dont think reddit will let you take “their” (your) content away.

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          Oh, shit you’re right.

          I wiped my whole profile years ago (with a script that overwrites your comments before deleting) but they’re still visible everywhere except in my profile.

          Isn’t this bullshit illegal?

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            Try out Shreddit, it’s a web app for exactly this. It even lets you filter by post karma so you can keep your hits. I’ve never used it but that’s the name that came up over on Reddit from everyone talking about the announcement.

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          Dont think reddit will let you take “their” (your) content away.

          There should be a way to do it under GDPR

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            I filed a right to erasure request as well. Never got a response/nothing happened, but currently not in the position to take them to court over it.

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      Time to make a lot of wandering dwarf bots on reddit to make variations of various game phrases all over, so the LLM based bots just spout Rock And Stone and This is my favourite store on the Citadel?

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      Thing is, you could use a bot to do nothing but post pop culture references, and it would be indistinguishable from a garden variety Redditor. Reddit is one of the worst places to train an AI.

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        Johnson! Why the hell is your report the most unintelligible thing I’ve read since nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hеll in a cell, and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer’s table.

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      I think Reddit caught on to this. I tried destroying my comment history (~7 years with 600k karma) with a few of the available tool on GitHub.

      Found my account permabanned next time trying to login. People should attempt to eliminate/poison as much as possible, but Reddit has all the comments and modifications in a database somewhere to sell it all to whatever AI is the highest bidder.

      They have to do something to make money after taking away awards. The advertising is absolute shit and not worth the $100 entry fee.

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      Can’t post a genius idea like this one without posting the links of the tools

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        A tool like that would almost definitely require api access to function. If that was still possible, most of us wouldn’t be here having this conversation.

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          A tool like that would almost definitely require api access to function. If that was still possible, most of us wouldn’t be here having this conversation.

          No it didn’t use the API. You had to run it in browser and be logged in to reddit.

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          The tool I used had an extension for Firefox. You then used that Reddit extension so you could get more scrolling on your post history. Then you pressed a button and it would insert gibberish for all comments and posts. Then you’d go next page and do it again.

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          This would be better if it fed the parent comment into ChatGPT prefixed with “create a plausible but factually incorrect aggressive response to <comment>”

          Feed the machine to the machine!

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          If you overwrote with a single message, then your messages are back to what they were.

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            Not necessarily true. I overwrote several thousand comments with a different tool and used three different quotes on greed. I have periodically checked and about two dozen came back. I just manually changed them at that point.

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        I used a tool that edited my comments to replace it with gibberish. Supposedly Reddit still retains deleted comments but if you edit them, it only keeps the latest version. So by editing it you make the comments worthless.

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        I ran a script over all of my comments (through my browser) to edit them into something about how spez had back stabbed the community. I had tens? hundreds of thousands? of comments.

        It took several hours to run, but I did a forward pass (newest to oldest) and a backwards pass (oldest to newest). It bugged out because it had to run so long but I think I got it all.

        I’m not sure this will really do anything because you could pretty easily statistically isolate any one who did what I did, and roll their account history back to a prior state in the training data.

        Regardless, it was the least I could do on the way out the door.

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      While that’s the correct thing to do in my opinion, it would be a mistake to assume that Reddit didn’t store your original comments.

      By corrupting their dataset, you may actually be helping them recognize maliciously edited comments.

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        Mass edits made rapidly are obviously suspect, too… If the same user edits anything more than a dozen comments in, say a minute, you have to ask what’s going on

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        Yeah, I mean I knew that when I was doing it.

        Sometimes all you can do is make a symbolic gesture that really does nothing, and even if it does nothing, you should still do it.

        Probably leaving and supporting lemmy by paying for some developer fees (i’m on the patreon), posting and commenting, probably 100x more damaging to Reddit.

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          FWIW, I requested an old reddit accounts data the other day under CCPA and all the contamination was in there. My guess is their backend updates every so often. i guess i made a good call to edit my comments and leave them there to simmer before i deleted them along with the account. perhaps this is the way?

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        it would be a mistake to assume that Reddit didn’t store your original comments.

        They were fairly specific about not doing that (I’d imagine largely because of GDPR).

        I deleted 10 years of “content” before I left and checked their policies. They apparently actually do properly delete from their servers.

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            That’s true but it’s far easier to globally implement rather than trying to segment. Very difficult to accurately prove a user isn’t EU resident across an entire userbase.

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              That’s probably why they don’t let you access Reddit with a VPN, so they can have some idea of location.

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            GDPR is no joke. Storing a handful of comments is not worth the penalty if they get caught.

            Note that I speak from experience as part of a company that needs to comply with the regulations. We do it because the risk of violation is 10000000% not worth it no matter how annoying and arduous it is to comply.

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    we need a bot that deletes comments and replaces them with some faulty grammar yoda-speak.

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    I’m pissed at reddit but I still hate searching for something and finding a post on reddit discussing it, only to find some of the posts being deleted or overwritten.

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    after they announced it would’ve been the time to start poisoning the comments. Then it would’ve been completely justified and moral.

    Honestly, keep up the good fight. Start poisoning all open sources that are being scraped by any type of AI.

    And I use the term “ai” very, very loosely. Because what’s called ai now isn’t real ai. It’s just an automated data collection tool.

    It doesn’t create anything, it plagiarizes real artists.

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      exactly, ”ai” right now is just a computer parrot. why settle for blurry generic versions of the art that it is digesting and shitting back out?

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        Nailed it. The whole essence of AI is that it can make images with a variety of colors and styles, but it’s not creative or artistic by definition. At the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of numbers and equations being translated into pixels on a screen.

        (This comment pasted from NovelAI with this prompt:

        Please write a reply to this interrnet comment: exactly, ”ai” right now is just a computer parrot. why settle for blurry generic versions of the art that it is digesting and shitting back out?)

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          That is not the “whole essence” of it all… You are summarizing he whole piece of tech off a single use-case (image generation).

          AI is MUCH more than just a picture or generator. As a software engineer I use AI for things like debugging or quickly automating some tasks

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    This announcement is just “oh by the way, the horse is now out of the barn. He left like 10 years ago but this is the announcement.”

    Shout out to whoever dismissed the first AI writings with “It’s like a perfect Redditor. Totally confident and completely full of shit, doesn’t even know that it’s lying.”

    That doesn’t happen by accident. That happens when everyone was already scraping the shit out of the site, at the very least.

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    Set up a bot that just constantly posts blatantly wrong information, like “the earth is flat according to encyclopedia Britannica”, “the sky is green because it’s full or chlorophyll according to the UK foundation of science”

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      we need to make a repository just for that and spam reddit with it, everyone is welcome to contribute, open-source fake news

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      You won’t poison the data if the bot is on there just doing the same things as the redditors.

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      Or in line with current events, “we are sorry about your experience and will refund you triple.”

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      I mean, yeah, but because they fully expected to sell their userbase as training data for LLMs, not because they actually care about people using bots to post wrong informations. Wouldn’t that require them caring about actual people posting wrong infos in the first place ?

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    So you’ve contaminated the training data for an LLM by spamming a public forum? Seems like everyone loses