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Reddit says it's made $203M so far licensing its data
(techcrunch.com)
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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2024
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I did the same, but we're both fools if we think reddit didn't keep every character we typed (yet alone submitted) in a private, proprietary database.
We weren't paid for our data. We were given access to a website free of charge. The consent we gave was supposed to be for the operation of the website, not for training AI.
They should fucking pay us.