0rwx: A Unix-Permissions-Inspired Model for Describing AI Usage
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A framework called 0rwx borrows Unix file-permission notation to describe how people use large language models. It defines four levels—zero, read, write and execute—based on whether AI can access a person's work and how much of the output that person can scrutinise, ranging from hand-made work to fully AI-generated results that the user only curates. The author released the accompanying logos into the public domain.
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- Hacker News · AI0rwx: A Unix-Permissions-Inspired Model for Describing AI Usage
0rwx is a labelling framework that borrows Unix file-permission notation to describe how people use large language models. It defines four levels—zero, read, write and execute—based on whether AI can access your work and how much you can scrutinise the output, from hand-made work to fully AI-generated results you only curate. The author released the accompanying logos into the public domain.
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