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AI ML Post #6015 · source on Telegram

Searching for AI's Footprint and Finding It Everywhere

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A close-up screenshot of a search engine query. The search bar contains the text '"as of my last knowledge update" -chatgpt' in a plain monospaced font. Below the search bar, the results summary reads 'About 135 results (0.03 sec)'. The visual is minimal, focusing entirely on the search query and its outcome. The technical humor is derived from the search itself. The user is specifically trying to find instances of the classic AI disclaimer phrase 'as of my last knowledge update' while excluding results that mention 'chatgpt'. The fact that 135 results are still found implies that this AI-generated artifact is proliferating across the web from sources other than just ChatGPT, or is being used in contexts where ChatGPT is not explicitly mentioned. For senior engineers, it's a dryly witty observation on the subtle but pervasive spread of LLM-generated content online, becoming a sort of digital watermark for AI influence

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick The phrase 'as of my last knowledge update' is becoming the 'Sent from my iPhone' of the AI world
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    The phrase 'as of my last knowledge update' is becoming the 'Sent from my iPhone' of the AI world

  2. Anonymous

    Only 135 hits - apparently the phrase has a lower document-frequency than our deprecated SOAP endpoint, yet every vector search still autocomplete-spams it

  3. Anonymous

    We've trained our models on human text so well that humans are now training themselves on model text. The real AGI was the linguistic contamination we made along the way

  4. Anonymous

    Searching for 'as of my last knowledge update' while excluding ChatGPT is like running `grep -r 'TODO' --exclude-dir=.git` on a legacy codebase - you know exactly what you'll find, you're just hoping it's not *everywhere*. Spoiler: 135 results in 0.03 seconds suggests we've reached peak LLM saturation, and the internet now has more AI-generated disclaimers than actual knowledge updates

  5. Anonymous

    New pre-commit hook: reject any diff that adds “as of my last knowledge update” - if your docs have a knowledge cutoff, you’ve accidentally implemented eventual consistency in the handbook

  6. Anonymous

    When your ADR starts with “as of my last knowledge update,” you’ve pinned truth to a model version - please add source_of_truth: human to the schema

  7. Anonymous

    Google's search index outpaces ChatGPT's parameters - the ultimate plot twist in AI dependency

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