New site reveals how much of your work is in LLM training data

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-06-20 07:52

A new website, intheweights.com, allows users to check how much of their published material is encoded in the weights of large language models. The site queries various models to see how they recognize individuals, clustering similar descriptions and assigning a strength score based on recognition frequency and confidence. This tool serves as both an ego metric for some and an indicator of data presence in AI training sets for others. AI

IMPACT Provides a tool for individuals to assess the presence of their data in AI models, potentially influencing content creation and data privacy awareness.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new website that provides a specific function related to AI models.

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New site reveals how much of your work is in LLM training data

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For some it's an ego surfing metric, for others an indicator how much of their published material/output was present in the training datasets of LLMs and now is

For some it's an ego surfing metric, for others an indicator how much of their published material/output was present in the training datasets of LLMs and now is encoded in their model weights... https:// intheweights.com/ "This site queries all models with something like "Who is …

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For some it's an ego surfing metric, for others an indicator how much of their published material/output was present in the training datasets of LLMs and now is

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