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by Cthulhu_ 22 days ago
I'm actually weirdly glad that they take this draconic step and basically say "this knowledge is forbidden", because it means that people can't solely rely on LLMs for research. They shouldn't to begin with (just like back then with Wikipedia), but it's almost too convenient.

I do wonder why these searches weren't as heavily policed by Google and other search engines though. They probably show a suicide prevention hotline number and that's it.

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> because it means that people can't solely rely on LLMs for research

It means you and I can’t rely on that particular LLM.

No, the scary part is that people will simply stop searching for "the forbidden knowledge," it will become arcane, then taboo, then the world will be worse off for a loss of information which should never have been "forbidden" in the first place.