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Does posting something publicly mean you're fine with AI training on it?

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Someone writes a detailed answer on a forum because they want to help another person. That answer being available to read makes sense. Using it to help build a paid AI system feels like a separate decision to me. But I also get that public knowledge has always been reused in ways the original perso…

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  1. 2026-09-07 07:16 · r/artificial
    Does posting something publicly mean you're fine with AI training on it?

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