Large language models such as GPT-4 were able to identify people’s personal information by analysing their posts on social media
Large language models from companies like OpenAI and Google are built on top of data collected from the open web. Suddenly, having all your users and content publicly available and easily found has gone from a growth hack to capitalistic suicide; companies around the industry are closing their ...
However, according to updates to the Claude developer’s commercial terms of service, generative AI startup Anthropic promised not to useclient data for large language model (LLM) trainingfrom January 2024. Despite the deal, Google and Reddit haven’t always seen eye to eye. Reddit previously t...
As such, by changing the API policy, Reddit could have been looking to prevent AI companies from scraping the Reddit data to train their models free of cost. Following the change in API policy, Reddit signed a$60 million datamonetisation deal with Google and then another deal withOpenAI. Wh...
A barrage of high-profile lawsuits were filed in a New York federal court in January testing the future of large language models like ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products that ingest huge troves of copyrighted human works available online....
Thepartnershipwill enable OpenAI’s large language models, including GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, to “better understand and showcase Reddit content, especially on recent topics,” the companies said in a joint statement. In addition, the deal will see OpenAI become an advertising partner to Reddit, runn...
Reddit's plans for making money include licensing data for 'teaching' large language models used to power artificial intelligence. Reddit plans to raise some $500 million with its initial public offering of shares, using the money to improve the platform and its money-making power, according to...
which recently inked anAI content agreementwith Google, and could bring in more deals to help train large language models. Reddit is also planning to build features like a marketplace for products and services, and projected its total addressable market for global advertising to be $1.4T by 2027...
These days, platforms rarely make major changes without accompanying the announcement with answers to all the most obvious questions. Reddit didn’t and paid the price. I’m not sure if the company thought that positioning its move asa defense against large language modelswould inoculate it from ...
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said Reddit would start charging for using its application programming interface (API) because AI companies, such as Google and OpenAI, had been using the site's data to train their large language models. What was unsaid -- but was widely recognized by outsiders -- ...