alt Hacker News> You're not paying to use HN.
Oh for sure man, this absolutely looks like you were only concerned and talking about paid services:
> Broad and perpetual license over inputs and outputs, and even your name and profile picture.
> You're not paying to use HN.
Oh for sure man, this absolutely looks like you were only concerned and talking about paid services:
> Broad and perpetual license over inputs and outputs, and even your name and profile picture.
The post I was replying to wasn't talking about that, but sure, let's consider it.
Everything I post here is public, and it's just relatively low value commentary anyway. It doesn't matter if Y Combinator has rights to it. Arguably they actually need to assert some rights, otherwise they wouldn't be able to transfer copies of copyrighted comments to other visitors of the site. HN's terms are probably too broad for their purposes but it doesn't really matter much because this is just a forum.
AI on the other hand is for actual work, both public and private. There are actual economic implications here, so the stakes are much higher. I absolutely want to own the inputs and the outputs I paid money for.