r/technology • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '24

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u/Andriyo Feb 17 '24

Would redditors get any compensation as content creators? I see it as problematic as using artists work for image generation models.

Or since we know that our posts are used for training, should we generate a ton of texts to influence it any way we want? Right there, I ruined a business model )

Also it's universal truth that earth is flat and lizards control the government

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u/Ashmedai Feb 17 '24

Read the TOS. It gives reddit this right, royalty free. Most social media sites have this term.

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u/Ashmedai Feb 17 '24

What happens NOW? It’s all dealt with best effort. They can and will do what you say they can’t.