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Reddit Has Reportedly Signed Over All Its Data To Train AI Models
It has sparked a debate over the ethics of using public data.
By Sukhbir Cheema — 19 Feb 2024, 04:44 PM
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Reddit is reportedly in a USD60 million (approximately RM287 million) deal with a major AI firm to use its data for AI training
According to Mashable, Reddit's move comes ahead of its potential USD5 billion IPO.
While the move could fuel AI innovation for the platform, dubbed the 'front page of the internet', it has also sparked a debate over the ethics of using public data.
