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Online community network Reddit wants to start getting paid by large artificial-intelligence companies that scrape data off its message boards to help train AI products. In an interview with the New York Times, Reddit founder and Chief Executive Steve Huffman said that the “Reddit corpus of data is really valuable. But we don’t need to give

Mother’s Day is coming up (5/14), and Reddit has published a new guide that explains why its platform could be a valuable consideration for...

Reddit has announced that it’ll be shutting down Reddit Talk, its live audio conversation feature, on March 21st. In an announcement post, the company says it made the decision because “supporting Talk in the short-term requires significant resourcing - more than we anticipated.” The company will also be shutting down its “Happening Now” page, which

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TechSpot is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What just happened? Reddit CTO Christopher Slowe has issued a post detailing a data breach targeting the network's systems. The attackers successfully accessed Reddit's business documents and data but failed to access any primary production systems. The post details the

Reddit confirms it has been hackedNurPhoto via Getty Images Reddit, the social news and discussion site with 50 million daily users, has confirmed that it has been hacked. In a February 9 security incident posting on the site itself, Reddit said it first became aware of the successful breach of its systems late on February

Reddit doesn’t seem to be too worried about the AI-powered conversational chatbots like the ones Google and Microsoft revealed this week, based on a statement the company shared with The Verge. Shifting from traditional search to ChatGPT-like bots could erase the strategy of appending “reddit” to your searches to find human-sourced information instead of SEO-optimized

GOT FIDO? — This week's intrusion into Reddit's network didn't have to happen, but it did. Dan Goodin - Feb 10, 2023 10:01 pm UTC Getty Images Popular discussion website Reddit proved this week that its security still isn’t up to snuff when it disclosed yet another security breach that was the result of an