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The FTC is probing Reddit’s AI licensing deals
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Maybe a few years in the clink will teach Steve a little humility.
Little pig boy? … I doubt he ever sees the inside of anything like a jail.
Man wouldn't something like that be nice
Would never ever ever happen.
I mean, assuming he actually broke laws. I wouldn't want the government to be just arbitrarily locking people up
I feel like there's a reference there I'm missing