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I thought it was obvious this was the case. Twitter and Reddit are unhappy that AI language models have used all this data for training, but didn't get paid for it. Personally I don't even consider it "their" data to begin with even if they can claim legal ownership of it. But they want to get paid obscene amounts of money for data that was created by the goodwill of their users.
Yes, but the special thing here is that OpenAI, which has a lot of shared stakeholders with Reddit, has already trained their models on its data, so they might have an interest in turning it off for the other companies. Also, they might be in a better position to negotiate with Reddit for special access to the data than smaller companies.
It's a pretty wild theory, but interesting nontheless.