Re:Reddit sells training data to unnamed AI company ahead of...
by photoGrant on Wednesday February 21, 2024 @02:56PM
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No one accepts this is ok. Personal agenda might argue people should've known better. Something something Spanish inquisition.
The same crowd here that argue EULA's are a joke and need refactoring to protect the consumer are forgetting they ever argued this fact a day in their life.
The same crowd here that argue EULA's are a joke and need refactoring to protect the consumer are forgetting they ever argued this fact a day in their life.
There are some subreddits that are real diamonds in the rough, but the vast majority of the subs are full of people spewing nonsense.