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4 June 2024FeaturesArtificial IntelligenceGiles Parsons

Sticking cheese to pizza with glue: What Reddit's data deal tells us about AI and copyright

Data licensing has become big business but companies like Reddit are selling in a market of unknowns, says Giles Parsons of Browne Jacobson.

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