Hi Arthur, after review of Tuta, they were found to still be using AI despite having a No-AI policy. Additionally, in github discussions, they plainly stated they still use AI. Therefore Tuta has thus been removed from noailist.org - Thanks for bringing this into view.
AI is GenAI, LLM, so to answer your questions, projects are avoiding all three. People are switching away from Google, not using AI chats, not using LMMs, etc, they are avoiding local models, etc. Some people are even turning off spell correction, etc. It's quite extensive.
That's really awesome, thanks for sharing!
uw! Which annealing did you learn? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annealing
Thanks for considering, if you do add I hope it provides some visitors your way
Thank you, added!
The software used for noailist.org is called textpattern - https://textpattern.com/ - it is open source, and if I had to describe it, I'd say it is a no-fuss article posting system with RSS included - a perfect fit for this project, but also really good for blogs and news websites.
If the project has a public No AI statement, it tends to get put onto the list if it is submitted
Thank you, added to https://noailist.org/anti-ai-projects/
There is a new category added on noailist.org today! https://noailist.org/band-or-musician/
As a side question - could the Fuck AI community be considered a no AI project? Perhaps it could be added in a "Anti-AI Communities" category on noailist.org
It did take some effort to separate the media hype from the real breakthroughs. At the time I was doing it, there were some real breakthroughs in medical, energy, etc, that were obvious breakthroughs- often they would be featured on places like Quanta Magazine as a video: https://www.youtube.com/@QuantaScienceChannel
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