I think I have something here:
I posted this post here:
I combined it with this post.
With minor editing.
To this community:
https://einsteinathome.org/community
It was unpublished with some weird protocol after being up for maybe an hour. They said I wasn’t a member in a email which is odd I joined the site in 2011. If anyone cares I can screen shot the emails. They said they would discuss it and I left it alone outside of non-sense posts on the link below. Later in the posts I get denials in email and on the post itself. So I become much less forgiving.
https://einsteinathome.org/content/i-had-post-unpublished?page=2#comment-215553
So I was thinking WTF? Why so much problems? Then it dawned on me. I started messing with this many months ago. I started giving LLMs my ideas and philosophy found in the first link above. I actually discuss it here (ChatGPT is on our side) I hallucinated or the AI did that I was on the tech team and was pushing code and features. Several things were then out of no where seemingly deployed. I was surprised.
In the first link at the top of the post I discuss several inventions, unique ideas in 3 areas of invention that have very little interest outside of experts.
Each idea was is based in a bunch of research and industriousness of an experts in the field: for me horticulture, one a linguist, and the last was an electrical engineer.
What may explain this weirdness is that I published work that the AI attributed to itself or the development team because the AI couldn’t distinguish between the two. This means some tech company like Alphabet is having a group hallucination about trade secrets that the AI leaked to them from myself. They may think that I stole the data from them when I fact they took it from me.
This means I likely can’t enforce them not using it however they cannot exercise exclusive control over that tech either. I independently came up with it and published many conversations, and small bits of data here and there.
So PUBLISH somewhere you can expect it will stay up. So capture as much invention as you can and then publish in a way that a court finds acceptable.
This may help: Trade secret - Wikipedia
I maybe the one who is hallucinating here, but like often happens in these sort of things it inspired a genius idea.