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Qwen-32B is the better choice—smaller, faster, and more accurate. Re: Text Classification and Summarization with DeepSeek R1 Distill Llama 70B Programming Computer Science by Pelorus_1 Great breakdown of DeepSeek R1 Distill LLaMA 70B! The explanation of text classification and summarization is clear and insightful. Appreciate the practical examples—makes implementation much easier. Thanks for sharing! Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani > When you price and design a site for an expected human load, and then you get overwhelmed by bots, you can throw more money at it or you can take action against the bots. It's true that the majority of websites on the Internet today spend more bandwidth on bots than they do on human visitors. However, there are both bad bots and good bots, … Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by rproffitt The OpenAI bot appears to be a bad bot. Discussed many times so here's just one: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1i154h7/openai_not_respecting_robotstxt_and_being_sneaky/ Fixes appear to be: 1. Block IP ranges from bots. 2. Replace words and poison the bots. Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Reverend Jim Thanks for the extra info although I disagree with the spewing comment. Nepenthes and Iocaine do not spew garbage across the web. They feed garbage to bots that access the protected sites. AI that returns bogus results on the ppther hand ARE spewing garbage across the web. BTW Nepenthes makes it clear that implementation will result in being … Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani > The OpenAI bot appears to be a bad bot. This is not my experience. OpenAI respects my robots.txt file perfectly. I do want to add, though, that robots.txt files are very finicky, and I have seen many, many times people blaming the bots when the problem lies with a syntax or logic error in their robots.txt. > Nepenthes and Iocaine do… Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani > The OpenAI bot appears to be a bad bot. Specifically, I would bet quite a large sum of money that the people who are complaining they can't get OpenAI to respect their robots.txt file either have a syntax error in their file, and/or aren't naming the correct user agents. I've seen people mistakingly try to reference a user agent called &… Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani > The creator of Nepenthes says that it is ineffective against OpenAI which I take to mean that OpenAI is ignoring robots.txt. As mentioned, Nepenthes uses the spoofing technique. Spoofing does not rely whatsoever on bots following robots.txt. Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Salem > But it's also in everyone's interest for AI to be trained on reliable information, if we want AI to be useful to us Yeah, that ship slipped it's mooring when facebook appeared, drifted out to sea on the twitter tide, and promptly sank when muck took it over. Domain specific AI's trained on the likes of https://arxiv.org/ might be worth … Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Reverend Jim >OpenAI can detect the content thrown at it is nonsensical So OpenAI doesn't crawl Facebook and Twitter? How about Fox News and related sites? And if it ignores Fox, etc, are we thern going to get Trump screaming about radical liberal bias? How does AI distinguish between conspiracy theory and reality? Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Reverend Jim Remember what happened with Microsoft's chatbot, TAY? It was shut down after only 16 hours when trolls trained it to spout racist slurs and profanity. OpenAI and similar systems are trained on the cesspool that is the entire internet. Sturgeon's Law says 90% of everything is crap. That may well apply to the internet. I'm surprised it hasn't … Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani > Many places ban or remove AI generated content. We are one of them! :) Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Pebble94464 As a human, can you detect gibberish content? You may think you can fool AI today or tomorrow, but what about a year from now? At some point in the future AI will match our intelligence and then quickly surpass us. Generating gibberish content might impede AI for a while but it's only delaying the inevitable. Resistance is useless! Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Reverend Jim Even human generated content <edit - gibberish> can be hard to detect, except of course for Jordan Peterson. Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Dani To Pebble's point, I genuinely believe that the **** that was spewed in the first post of this thread is not any more sophisticated than those chain messages circulating Facebook that say things like copy and paste the sentence, "I don't give Facebook the authority to blah or the copyright to blah" into a FB post, thinking it will be … Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Reverend Jim Note: in the previous post I meant to say gibberish instead of content. Re: How would we poison AI web crawls? Hardware and Software Information Security by Fitmovers I'm realizing that "poisoning AI web crawls" could suggest malicious actions, which are often prohibited. 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