Reddit turns 20, and it’s going big on AI
Reddit turns 20, and it’s going big on AI
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Reddit turns 20, and it’s going big on AI
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Reddit now has to be on the lookout for AI-generated comments and posts infiltrating its site. It’s an important thing for the platform to stay on top of, says Slowe: Reddit’s key benefit is that you can trust that a lot of what’s written on it is written by humans, and AI spam could erode that.
That ship sailed long ago.
“At the end of the day, we aren’t a charity,” Slowe says. Reddit wants to provide a service that people can use for free, “but don’t build your business on our back and expect us not to try and defend ourselves.”
The fucking nerve.
The users aren't a charity either.
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reddit wants what Facebook has, AI generated content, and aggressive right wing propaganda which drives republicans and hate-users(counter to republicans) to the site.
they did a disservice by banning IRL users, and not actuall botters, it tells us that bots are half of thier accounts.
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Don't forget to backup your subscriptions and blocks before lemm.ee shuts down at the end of June!
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i have it backed up into one of my new lemmy accounts.
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Ironic given that Reddit founders would post under multiple aliases in the early days to make it seem like the site had more users than it did.
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Bots were the number one reason I gave up reddit.
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Reddit wants to provide a service that people can use for free,
lol. Yeah, free but with conditions, as at the end of the day, it's a privately-owned space and they'll kick anyone out for using "violent language".
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