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Comment on Reddit signs $60M content licensing deal with AI company

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They could've saved themselves $60M by just downloading the torrent of the data.

Not if you include expected future legal fees. This also seems to imply if you train on Reddit data without a license Reddit will sue you.

But there is lot of content on Reddit wich is not original. Often just screen-shoted/reposted licensed content. Will this be 'reddit-washing' of original licenses?

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