ironic that this website uses ghost, which is classified as "shitty" on the ai dirty list.
leaves a bit of a bad taste for the project
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The zig language has a non-AI contribution policy: https://ziglang.org/code-of-conduct/
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This website is hard to understand. I see no lists, there is a search box. I don't see categories to choose. It feels very empty.
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Is this your project?
I recently discovered an alternative to Google Docs called Ellipsus, and their anti-AI policy is pretty inspiring. Worth looking at. Service is freemium.
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What I really want is a no AI index for investing in companies that don’t use AI.
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Why build the website before you've got anything to put on it? This is weird. It feels like low-effort "capitalization" on the anti-AI bandwagon.
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I'm surprised that nobody has linked this here: https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware
It's over-eager to label as slop in places but provides sources and often AI-free alternatives.
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If you have a project, or know a project that has publicly chosen not to use AI, please share it here.
(Software, Artists, Bands, Games, Business, Organization, etc).
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Site wants to run javascript from 5 different domains and doesnt work with just the site domain permitted.
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What is the content of your website licensed as?
People will be much more willing to contribute if you add the licensing info in the footer.
I recommend CC BY-SA. It's what Wikipedia uses.
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You can get a lot of projects from https://aidirtylist.info/entities/rating-desc/1/ although I've seen some pretty bad takes. Example: people who like an anti-ai book love ai, according to the dirty list.
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I wanted an AI free logo, so I hired a freelancer.
I'm 99% sure the logo they gave me was AI. It didn't even occur to me that artists would be using AI :/
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Nice resource for people who want alternatives.
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