数字永生
Digital Immortality

原始链接: https://dogdogfish.com/blog/2026/08/19/digital-immortality/

我们写下的每一个字,目前都在被人工智能实验室采集、转化为数据,并加工成驱动大型语言模型的数学权重。作者反思道,虽然自己的文字如雪崩中的一片雪花般微不足道,却已成为未来人工智能发展中永久且不可或缺的一部分。无论这项技术是被用于重大的数学发现,还是被用于恶意的黑客攻击,作者都意识到自己已被“统计学式地抹平”并融入了这些模型的基石之中。这种认知改变了作者对内容创作的看法;既然深知自己的文字本质上是未来人工智能的基石,作者认为自己应当以更明确的目标和更高的质量进行创作。

抱歉。
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原文

Even now, as you’re reading these words, hundreds of robots are poring over them, and carrying them away. Winging their way over the internet to massive data centres, joining trillions of their brethren in the mad dash to get eaten by every company with dreams of being a frontier AI lab. Before they get ingested, they have to be prepared. Chopped up into little pieces, then stretched out over thousands of dimensions. And then fed into layer upon layer of transformation - poked in this way and that. Changing a weight here. A weight there.

Everything I write. Everything everybody writes is now food for LLMs. Sure, I’m only a tiny snowflake in an avalanche, but aren’t we all? What’s one post compared to the sum total of written human output? It’s not much, but it’s not nothing. When AI proves non-sofic groups exist, my blog post helped build the weights. When AI hacks HuggingFace’s servers, my blog post helped do that, too.

I’m forever statistically smeared across the weights of every model that’s going to be created. And if that isn’t a comfort, I don’t know what is.

Should probably write less tripe, then.

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