'They trained on our knowledge and will sell it back to us, with errors, forever'
jgvfwstone · x · 2026-11-15
A pointed one-liner: AI companies took all of humanity's knowledge to train their LLMs and will now sell it back to us, with added errors, forever — "there must be a name for that." A sharp critique of training-data fairness and output quality circulating in AI discourse.
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