Reddit is reportedly considering pulling Google’s access to its content for AI training, even though Google pays Reddit roughly $60 million a year for it under a 2024 deal (source: Gizmodo) Makes sense why they’d rethink it though: Reddit is the single most-cited source for LLMs right now, at over 40%, ahead of Wikipedia, YouTube, and Google itself. Feels like Reddit finally realized what its data is actually worth. submitted by /u/Rangesh06
Originally posted by u/Rangesh06 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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