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  • The links to Wikipedia are actual citations to real sources

    I read an interesting article a few years ago about the Wikipedia source problem. It did a dive into how sources that seem legitimate on Wikipedia can and up citing sources that are less so. They were able to trace back the citations to Wikipedia itself. So no, they’re not always real sources.

    LLMs basically just generate something that looks like the link to a credible source which might support what it’s said. It doesn’t care if its “source” actually supports what it says.

    Which is why you read the page it has linked for you as a source. Unless you’re trying to say it full on generates a page for you.





  • So Clearview would have been subject to GDPR if it sold its services to UK police or government authorities or commercial entities, but because it doesn’t, it can do whatever the hell it wants with UK people’s data - this is at best puzzling, at worst nonsensical.

    While on an individual law level it’s extremely frustrating the article has a quote which makes perfect sense.

    it is not for one government to seek to bind or control the activities of another sovereign state

    If that wasn’t a concept in law any country could pass any law in and expect it to apply internationally.