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HlessClaudesmantoday at 10:04 AM7 repliesview on HN

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ampersandwhichtoday at 10:35 AM

I think we should start calling it "distillation terrorism" just to make it sound even more absurd.

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lelanthrantoday at 10:35 AM

> Translation: Alibaba will continue distillation attacks using accounts that aren't directly attributable to it's own corporate infrastructure.

What's a "distillation attack"? How is it different from simply distillation?

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RobotToastertoday at 10:16 AM

(Mis)anthropic already performed "distillation attacks" on the internet.

vorticalboxtoday at 10:20 AM

i can see why they want to stop it but 1. you have to pay for the "attack" 2. these AI companies trained on copyrighted content without permission or attribution to anyone who's data was used to train.

exe34today at 10:28 AM

As long as they're paying for the tokens, there's no attack . Otherwise you have to call training on copyrighted material theft.

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vrganjtoday at 10:31 AM

Did Anthropic perform "distillation attacks" when they hoovered up the entire internet?

surgical_firetoday at 10:25 AM

How exactly the word attack fits in that phrase?