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Reddit goes public: the latest updates on its IPO

Reddit goes public: the latest updates on its IPO

Google is reportedly Reddit’s $60 million per year AI content licensing customer.

Charging for data access was a flash point for last year’s protests, with Reddit CEO Steve Huffman telling The Verge, “…data licensing is a new potential business for us.”

Now, with Reddit’s IPO launch close at hand, Reuters is putting a name on

of an AI company that’s paying Reddit for training data, in a deal that could be a model for…

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If you don’t like players in college sports getting paid, you're really not gonna like this

If you don’t like players in college sports getting paid, you’re really not gonna like this