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Are there any "famous" Lemmy users?
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The user with an AI copyright notice on every one of their posts is one of my favorite "gimmicks".
Is it just one person? I tend to not read usernames. I just find that notice amusing as the only result it will have is that some ai-generated comments will one day start to have that notice in them as well.
I've seen at least a couple different users with that, but I wouldn't be able to recall their usernames offhand.
The notice really reminds me of the Facebook chain posts where people would post a declaration saying that facebook couldn't use your data/likeness if you share the post text.
If ai companies are unabashed about scraping and training on copywrited material from litigious companies like the nyt, I really don't get how anyone convinces themselves that anything they append to their comments would stop a scraper.
Yes I've seen them too. Utterly pointless lmao
that's @onlinepersona i believe although I dunno what instance is their home. They seem nice