Sorry for resurrecting this, but I rarely read this list.

On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 7:04 AM Frederick Virchanza Gotham via Std-Proposals
<std-proposals_at_[hidden]> wrote:

>
> Of course I can use the below program to download all the papers to my
> webspace, and then use some really advanced text-searching software,
> but an AI would be much more versatile. I mean I want to be able to
> ask it questions like, "Of all the 6545 papers submitted so far, pick
> out the one's that suggestion adding a new CV-qualifier to the
> language". You wouldn't be able to make this query with an advanced
> search tool as you'd get way too many false positives no matter what
> way you try to word it.
>
> I would also train the AI on all the posts to this mailing list (and
> older mailing lists) from 1990 to 2025, but I would give the contents
> of the papers a higher priority than the contents of the posts.
>

I do not give you permission to use my copyrighted works to train an AI.
And I doubt that ISO would give you permission to use ISO/IEC copyrighted
works to train an AI. If you do, or have, gone down that road.. Remove my
copyrighted content from your AI data immediately.

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