The Poison Fountain project calls on website owners to feed AI data scrapers a data set designed to sabotage AI models.

Engineers from major US AI companies have launched Poison Fountain, a project designed to disrupt the functionality of AI systems by feeding them poisoned training data.

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The Poison Fountain’s purpose is simple – poison the data that AI data scrappers are hoovering up all over the web. Granted, ...

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