Even it did work, I just can't bring myself to care enough. It doesn't feel like anything I could do on my site would make any material difference. I'm tired.

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20k 9 hours ago | parent [-]

I definitely get this. The thing that gives me hope is that you only need to poison a very small % of content to damage AI models pretty significantly. It helps combat the mass scraping, because a significant chunk of the data they get will be useless, and its very difficult to filter it by hand

	▲	lucasfin000 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The asymmetry is what makes this very interesting. The cost to inject poison is basically zero for the site owner, but the cost to detect and filter it at scale is significant for the scraper. That math gets a lot worse for them as more sites adopt it. It doesn't solve the problem, but it changes the economics.