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Google cut a deal with Reddit for AI training data
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Reddit keeps a history of all your comments and edits, even when deleted. Facebook was keeping what you wrote even when you didn't actually post it, I wouldn't be surprised if reddit did as well.
The only way to fight this is to be increasingly vocal about AI not being legislated copyright wise. If anyone can scrap the data and use it, it becomes worthless to google and the open source scene survives.
They need walls so they can properly make their subscription model the only option.
I have written so many fucking useless thoughts on that website, only for them to be deleted because I decided I was an asshole. I hope Google trains on that data lol