Will a major user-generated content side (e.g. Reddit) negotiate a commercial settlement with a start-up producing AI models (e.g. OpenAI) for training on their corpus of user-generated content?
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Taken from the second prediction in the State of AI Report.
A major user generated content side (e.g. Reddit) negotiates a commercial settlement with a start-up producing AI models (e.g. OpenAI) for training on their corpus of user generated content.
This question will be resolved based on the resolution of the 2023 report.
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