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Reddit Signs AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2024
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Great. Now all the AI bots will just be saying "This" and "came here to say that."
"ChatGPT, solve this problem for me."
"As an AI language model, username checks out."
"Are you me?"
"Reddit moment"
Google Reddit comedy
"poop knife xDD hehe"
There's so much actually great content posted across reddit over the years, it blows my mind that people decided that was something that needed to be mentioned all the time.
You just did that yourself lol
I've never seen that, so my strategy of avoiding the top subs apparently worked out.
There are plenty of memorable stories from reddit, and some get mentioned regularly. It's a culture...
Thanks for the gold kind stranger
This
This
Came here to say that.
This guy ๐๐ป
Remember Narwal bacons at midnight guys
Username checks out
Chef's kiss
That
"When does le narwhal bacon?"
Wow that's an old one lol