Reddit Sells User Data to AI company for $60 Million to Boost IPO Value #artificialintelligence

20 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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Reddit signed a deal to license user data to an AI company for $60 million per year before going public. The move sparked backlash from Redditors, and Kyle Balmer asks whether users are comfortable having their posts used to train AI models.

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Uploaded 2024-02-20; creator Kyle Balmer.

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