The content we create isn't ours anyway. I believe Mr. Rogers owns all my posts, and yours.
I can see why Reddit users are PO'd; like the article says, users go there to interact with people.
But Stack Exchange users upset about chatGPT can pound sand, because the point of SE is to get the demonstrated best answer. If chatGPT comes up with the best answer first, then chatGPT saved time thus $.
But since SE is mostly higher level programming that chatGPT can't figure out without being trained by either the documentation or Stack Exchange, I don't see chatGPT being any better than human generated solutions that must already exist.
The benefit of chatGPT is putting together the whole pipeline, like searching for a bunch of SE questions in a single post, rather than asking a single specific question.
538 said Hillary was going to win.
538 models probability, not who wins.