Although I am not exactly sure about the difference anyway.
Also, if you are going to make an argument, then please do it. I don’t exactly appreciate shallow comments when I have plenty of evidence to show as a rebuttal.
- Yes, and I try to block them as I find them.
- I will fight it if I am capable because yes, OpenAI stole the web, and the more we can make them hurt for doing so, the better.
I block AI scrapers because I don't think that these systems are good for society and I don't want to help make them better.
> Are you aware that your content is scraped, directly copied and otherwise repurposed by other website that don't block GPTBot?
Yes, which is why I've removed my sites from being publicly accessible.
> What are your plans if in future iterations of the GPT model
None. There's nothing I can do about it after it's been ingested, so the only realistic thing to do is to let it go and do my best to prevent it from happening with new stuff.
- Why did you block GPTBot?
- Are you aware that your content is scraped, directly copied and otherwise repurposed by other website that don't block GPTBot?
- What are your plans if in future iterations of the GPT model you're going to see that the GPT model has information that you wrote or produced? Are you going to fight it, and if so - how are you going to do that?
I think these are legitimate questions and they are the ones that I would love to hear answers to because I would love nothing more than OpenAI being hamstrung based on the bullshit that they pulled last year with ChatGPT.
Never forget that OpenAI stole the web and has had $11.3B in funding[0] and is seeking another round to place it at a $80-90 billion valuation[1].
[0]: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/openai/company_finan...
[1]: https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/26/openai-is-reportedly-raisi...