@ernie @mybarkingdogs @pbaesse @brewsterkahle
Yes Alexandre, I basically had the same thoughts when reading what Ernie wrote. Thanks Ernie. And the picture is even worse for the Internet Archive, and other archives, given that these #LLM (both of those 'L' stand for 'leeching', don't they?) are at the same time acting as denial of service attackers.

There is another aspect, how can it be that basically our media is owned by a handful of corporations, that are also able to not only profit from the sale of the content, but are now able to watch the people watching the content. Its abuse, that a well trained LLM could help mitigate.

I'm an #I2P maximalist and I've seen these LLM supposedly available over I2P torrent, they are in the tens to hundreds of gigabytes. I don't know if its worth the FSF operating one that is able to be trained on different softwares so as to help people setup, customise and enjoy freedom softwares. The subdomain might be a derogatory take on the #AI acronym, like aidiot.fsf.org and maybe it can be trained to tell people that it may talk complete garbage, so check sources and or man(ual) pages if in doubt. Anyway I'm no expert in this area. I just don't like the (a)idea of it being used only by the large players to further entrench their power.