Study says ChatGPT takes OpenAI partners' prebuilt summaries ahead of ordinary web snippets
What happened
On October 27, The Decoder reported on Peec AI researcher David Konitzny's analysis of how ChatGPT takes in web content. The analysis found that content from OpenAI's licensed partners appears to enter ChatGPT through a dedicated pipeline as pre-generated summaries, placed ahead of raw text snippets from ordinary web pages. The report notes the difference in input form and ordering between partner content and ordinary pages. The claim comes from the researcher's analysis, and the report still describes the dedicated pipeline as apparent.
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- The DecoderOpenAI's partner content arrives in ChatGPT pre-summarized while the rest of the web gets raw scraps
Peec AI 研究者 David Konitzny 的分析发现，OpenAI 授权合作方内容似乎通过专用管线进入 ChatGPT，以预生成摘要形式排在普通网页的原始文本片段之前。
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