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Technology @lemmy.world Fake4000 @lemmy.world 10 mo. ago

Reddit started doing what they always wanted to do, sell user content to AI.

www.reuters.com /technology/reddit-signs-content-licensing-deal-with-ai-company-ahead-ipo-bloomberg-reports-2024-02-16/

Technology @lemmy.world wolf @lemmy.zip 10 mo. ago

Reddit signs content licensing deal with AI company ahead of IPO, Bloomberg reports

www.reuters.com /technology/reddit-signs-content-licensing-deal-with-ai-company-ahead-ipo-bloomberg-reports-2024-02-16/

Technology @beehaw.org minnix @lemux.minnix.dev 10 mo. ago

Reddit signs $60M contract allowing AI company to train its models on the social media platform's content

www.reuters.com /technology/reddit-signs-content-licensing-deal-with-ai-company-ahead-ipo-bloomberg-reports-2024-02-16/

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Well of course, that's the #1 reason why everyone stopped providing free-to-use APIs last year. Because AI companies were getting all that data for free via those APIs.
- oh, really

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