One of the main objections I have to "large model" AI is that it is a form of piracy that fails to serve as an accurate form of archival. https://vis.social/@bleeptrack/117560078386333325
Every AI scraper develops an archive of copyrighted works that would put any library on earth to shame. Then they only let you access it it horrifically garbled, with semantic noise added, and through a straw
@mcc Nailed it. We need laws against this.
The (imo) clear sign that this is intentional is that LLM interfaces are offered by those powers that disable access to the non-garbled indexes.
This begs the question of the goal of making access to public information harder.
The only answers I can see are ethically appalling.
Regardless of the question of the use of llms, the greater good of disabling free direct search is obviously non-existent.