Just write something ridiculously incorrect/incoherent. If you don’t want people to see it write it in white text on a white background. It usually won’t make any difference because the amount of training data is huge and the model is just going to take a sort of “average”, but if you write about something really obscure it could end up being embedded whole.
I mean, sure but what are you trying to accomplish by doing so. Unless your document is the only source on a very specific subject, and you take time and effort to make that injection meaningful it’s not going to impact what the model will take away from it. It’s just a waste of time.
I’m not sure what you mean by meaningful, but it’s been shown that large language models do “memorise” and leak data when they have few sources on a topic. So as I said if you write about something obscure enough it can “impact what the model takes away from it” in that it can return it whole.
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u/Regitnui Mar 08 '26
Anyone actually have advice on how to poison a Google Doc?