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Funny, I don't see anyone saying the AI companies have free right to Reddit's content.
Can users opt out? Because the content belong to the users
my layman understanding would be, that they include it in the TOS and your only option would be to leave the platform and demand them to delete all your content, which they may or may not do. E.g. they could just train the AI on an older backup. Good luck getting your rights recognized and abided by.
The content belongs to users... they just license it to Reddit, for Reddit to do as it pleases:
https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement
Good point. People are only loud about something if it directly effects them