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Could Reddit moderators have a case?

• lobotryas 8y ago
  The ones who are actually employees? Maybe. The ones who are regular users who choose to moderate a community? No. There's no business relationship.
• gregpaul63 8y ago
  This news is a clever marketing tool of a major ad strategy firm for an "AI" called....... https://selenascola.com https://selenascola.com https://www.instagram.com/selena_scola/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/selena_scola/?hl=en
  • drivingmenuts 8y ago
    Wait, you just lost me. The whole thing is cooked up for an ad firm to sue on behalf of an AI?
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    • maerF0x0 8y ago
      account created 15 minutes ago. No proof... Either just spam, or doing "spam" tongue and cheek to prove a point that it's hard to moderate w/o humans?
      • drivingmenuts 8y ago
        Right, but there's still a very real lawsuit in play, yes? If I were the defendant of that lawsuit, I'd be looking to burn someone to the ground and salt the earth for suing on behalf of an AI.
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