Your Reddit posts may train AI models following new $60 million agreement
If you've posted on Reddit, you're likely feeding the future of AI.
@arstechnica then I apologize to the readers of the future
@Lyle @arstechnica Yeah, I wouldn't knowingly go anywhere near a LLM that's been trained with reddit data
@arstechnica Reddit training AI....Lord help us...
@arstechnica “to train its models on the site's content” — no, to train on the content of *users* who posted to the site. Reddit didn’t produce *any* of this content.
@michaelgemar @arstechnica The joke’s on them. I replaced all my content with ChatGPT-produced gibberish.
@roberthurdman @michaelgemar @arstechnica
Helping answer the question:
How long until AI/LLMs start getting high on their own supply?
@roberthurdman @michaelgemar @arstechnica That's like feeding goldfish to goldfish. All you get is monstrous goldfish.
@arstechnica Hey ChatGPT, post a meme in the style of niche internet celebrity KaizarNike.
@arstechnica Lovely to see those greedy companies that killed off their APIs to "avoid data scraping" just selling it off anyway...
@arstechnica well then allow me to feed it with useless trivia and whimsical anecdotes 
@arstechnica that’s great. I’ll do what I can to poison it.
@arstechnica my initial impression is that this feels like a very small amount to pay. It may also make the AI bitter and nasty? So maybe not.
@arstechnica good thing I deleted all my posts before deleting my account last summer I guess.