Reddit and Stack Overflow will both charge AI developers for access to the content of their websites, Wired said on April 20.
Sites may soon charge for data acess
In an interview, Stack Overflow CEO Prashanth Chandrasekar said that his website will begin to charge large AI developers for access to its content.
Stack Overflow is known for its tech-focused community Q&A forums. It is unclear how much the site might charge developers to access its 50 million pages.
In a statement to Wired, Chandrasekar said:
“Community platforms that fuel [large language models] absolutely should be compensated for their contributions so that companies like us can reinvest back into our communities …”
He also alluded to plans from the social network site Reddit, which similarly intends to charge AI developers for access to its user posts. Reddit founder and CEO Steve Huffman made statements to that effect to the New York Times on April 18.
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