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Reddit Signs AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2024
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Reddit is actually pretty decent for training llms. Funny enough an ai finetuned on 4chan does better in intelegence benchmarks.
Focus on what is being said, not how it is said. The comment is silly but its usage of non-standard spelling has jack shit to do with it, the issue is the content.
Translation: "No thanks. I'm going to keep irrationally associating lack of literacy with stupidity, even if both things are orthogonal."
That's the real irony, isn't it? Actually two instances of irony, as it shows that you have both traits that you're incorrectly associating together.
Then, second request: could you please be a dead weight elsewhere? You'll probably find more suitable company for your lack of basic rationality in Reddit.
Your unwarranted fixation on spelling in an online forum blatantly exposes your glaring dearth of insight beyond superficiality, a trait that most likely mirrors the shallowness dwelling within you.
Source? Or BS?
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