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0rwx: A simple model of AI usage, inspired by Unix permissions

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INTRODUCTION

We need new language to talk about large language models. 0rwx is my attempt. A labelling system is vital for domain experts to talk about AI in a clear way. The difference between the 4 levels is not necessarily about what TOOL you use, but your ability to scrutinise the generated work. I have employed this simple framework to discuss my and others' work with less judgement and confusion, and I hope the 0rwx framework makes it just a little easier for you too. They are:

ZER0

AI:0
AI:0

READ

AI:R
AI:R

WRITE

AI:W
AI:W

EXECUTE

AI:X
AI:X

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