I’ve decided to leave Proton after being a user since 2017. Today, I migrated all my services to my new domain, marking the end of my time with Proton. The recent political noise and price point were no longer justifiable for me. It was a good experience while it lasted. Thanks for the fishes 🐟 🐠

  • @PM_Your_Nudes_Please
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    16 hours ago

    Some people seem to think that adding a license to their comments will prevent LLMs from using them for training data. It won’t actually help at all, and is born out of a fundamental misunderstanding of how copyright law works.

    It got to be pretty popular for a while when Reddit was announcing that they’re selling content as LLM training data. But these days it has become clear that it’s just virtue signaling. Most of us just side-eye the commenters who do it, because it’s basically the Reddit equivalent of one of those “Facebook will begin using all of your data unless you post this status on your page” chain letters.

    • @[email protected]
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      315 hours ago

      Even if it legally counted, major AI companies evidently don’t give two shits about legality.

      • Cyborganism
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        112 hours ago

        LOL!!! No they don’t!

        Weren’t they accused to scraping everything they could off the web, even copyrighted content, to train their AIs?