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Wrong or not, it’s the world we live in. It falls to the parents to teach their kids what not to say from a young age. Besides, most of the salacious talk happ
by sillysaurusx 1y ago
Wrong or not, it’s the world we live in. It falls to the parents to teach their kids what not to say from a young age.
Besides, most of the salacious talk happens in DMs and private channels, which weren’t scraped.
If you can find evidence of some way to use this data harmfully, I’ll agree with you. Till then you’re making a fuss possibly without merit.
In general I’m skeptical of the power of data alone to meaningfully harm someone, except in obvious cases like private health info, exposing affairs, financial documents, and so on.
Public information is public, and it’s arguably wrong to keep it locked up rather than the other way around. Datasets like this are the only way open source ML has any chance against the big players.