@p @ForbiddenDreamer @miscbrains @realFapster
right. according to an autobiography i read, the entire notion of trusted news was invented in the first half of the century. it was first of all for the purpose of fighting back against unions, but also more broadly because it was easier to sell product and influence if you built trust.

to be entirely frank, you have more accurate data about current events if you entirely ignore what the news says.
so the situation is pretty grim.

about OP. it's a tough situation for openai above all else because their business model requires them to convince their customers it's okay for openai to train on their data. how are you going to explain to ACME CO that nobody is going to do industrial espionage and steal their trade secrets when you are required to keep a copy of them to hand off to journalists in a totally unrelated case.