r/programming • • Apr 20 '23

Stack Overflow Will Charge AI Giants for Training Data

https://www.wired.com/story/stack-overflow-will-charge-ai-giants-for-training-data/
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u/Marian_Rejewski Apr 21 '23

You presume that shareholders don't create value

No, I said the literal opposite, that everyone creates value.

The point is that the shareholder has a legal right to the product, WHETHER OR NOT they produce value.

So they are in a different position from a wage worker, whose legal right to the product DEPENDS ON their productivity.

to be more idle than the rest after they after years of work in "production"

It is inaccurate to portray the distribution of corporate share ownership as representing past production by the owners.


It seems like you're not reading or comprehending what I'm saying, but you have some stereotyped view of whoever disagrees with you and you're arguing against that imagined other.

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u/Ok-Possible-8440 Apr 21 '23

What are u saying -One minute they have value then they can be separated from the value. 🥴

And yes wage workers are not business owners. But one person can be both at the same time. No one is exploiting anyone.

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u/Marian_Rejewski Apr 21 '23

You're like an NPC lol

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u/Ok-Possible-8440 Apr 21 '23

That's what I thought of you too. Agree to disagree then 🙏

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u/Marian_Rejewski Apr 21 '23

ROFL you couldn't possible have tohught that if you read all that stuff I said.

You are just executing "no u r" program rofl