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I wondered if comments you post are, according to AI they're actually copyright protected. But it's funny that no one read the TOS and basically give copywrite of comments to meta and Reddit (maybe) so legally the comments can be scraped without the authors consent. So there's plenty of legally and pretty much (technically)ethical sources content for LLMs, if you're okay with capitalism and corporations.
I look at AI as a tool, the rich definitely look at as a tool too, so I'm not going to shy away from it. I found a way to use AI to discriminate if a post is about live stream or not and use that to boost the post on mastodon. And I built half a dozen scripts with perplexity and chat gpt, one of witch is a government watchdog to see if there's any ethical or legal violations https://github.com/solidheron/AI-Watchdog-city-council
I'm not advocate that you should be pro or anti AI, but if you're anti AI then you should be doing anti AI measures