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An interview with Reddit CEO Steve Huffman about the moderator rebellion, limiting free access to the company's API, AI's role in Reddit's future, and more

Rebellious moderators.  Large language models' peril and promise.  Maybe a long-awaited IPO.  Amid it all, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says the web megacommunity is on a roll.

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  • @fastcompany @fastcompany on x
    An exclusive interview with Reddit Steve Huffman on the web megacommunity's eventful 2023—and what's ahead in 2024. https://f-st.co/vFeKKxI
  • @dannygroner Danny Groner on x
    “One of the best ways to get savvy answers to nettlesome everyday problems has been to perform a Google search and click on any Reddit links. (That helped me troubleshoot my flaky garage door opener after the manufacturer's site proved useless.)” https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @harrymccracken Harry McCracken on x
    I talked with Reddit's Steve Huffman about a bunch of stuff, from the lessons of 2023's moderator rebellion to where the platform is going as a community and a business. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...