Though if I copied one of their things they'd bury me in court until I was either broke or dead.
It wouldn’t be surprising if Facebook is doing the same, provided it only applies to public posts. Ultimately, if you don’t want your content scraped from the internet, the best defense is not to post it at all.
- The content is, er, not what you'd call high-quality.
- Artists generally _hate_ genAI. Like, really, really, viscerally hate it. They're gonna lose whole communities over this.
X's new terms of service, effective November 15, 2024, now allow the platform to use public posts to train its AI models. Users' content can be collected and adapted for various uses, which has raised privacy concerns.
I wouldn't post private information in a public area, but I happen to exchange adresses or account numbers in private messages, as I would do in emails. Not on X since I'm not on the platform, but any other one will do the same if not already done (e.g. Reddit).
... just kidding. There needs to be xkcd about something like this.
Someone please explain to me how someone would raise privacy concerns over things they've chosen to make public?
Thank you for your sacrifice. I have it blocked on a DNS level.