Korean farmer asks Reddit: users pay subscriptions and supply training data — what do we get?
Wrong-Expression6981 · reddit · 2026-10-23
A Korean farmer in his 60s sparked a Reddit discussion on a double exchange: users pay AI subscriptions while contributing training data, and Reddit licenses user discussions to AI companies for payment. He asks what data suppliers should receive when that data helps train physical AI entering homes and workplaces — compensation, a value share, stronger data control, or better services — and where to draw the line between ordinary participation and contributing lasting commercial value.
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