Recently, a user on Reddit shared a remarkable experience, claiming that the AI chatbot ChatGPT provided crucial assistance during a life-threatening situation by promptly diagnosing a rare kidney disease. The post quickly went viral, attracting significant attention and discussion among users. The user, with the username 'Ananymous717', reported feeling unusually unwell after what seemed like a simple workout. He recalled, 'About a week ago, I did a workout that I thought was low in intensity, but when I woke up...'

Recently, a startup named Astral has attracted widespread attention for its proposal to use AI technology to flood Reddit with advertisements. Founder Savannah Feder demonstrated the rapid application abilities of this technology, which can quickly generate content similar to user discussions, quietly promoting clients' products. In a demonstration, Feder used AI-generated text to respond to a post about improving customer feedback capabilities, making the content appear authentic.

According to reports, Reddit users have been paying for fake, AI-generated nude photos of women. These images were created using the AI tool Stable Diffusion, appearing extremely realistic and difficult to distinguish from real photographs. A few months ago, these images first appeared on multiple Reddit forums, sparking considerable attention and commentary from users. One user even commented on a photo of Claudia, saying, 'You're beautiful!'

Reddit, known for its vast user community and rich data resources, has opened up new revenue streams through data licensing. The platform hosts over 100,000 active communities, attracting 76 million users daily and generating a massive amount of data that includes real-time discussions, opinions, and interactions, which is highly valuable for AI and machine learning model development. With the rapid advancement of AI technology, Reddit's data has become a key resource for training AI models. In 2023, Reddit launched its data licensing program, which is expected to grow significantly in 2024.

Reddit user @zefman designed an experiment where different language models competed in chess in real-time to interestingly evaluate their performance. GPT-4o stood out in the experiment as the strongest contender, outperforming models like Claude and Gemini. By comparing each model's decision-making process, it was found that they each have unique ways of analyzing the game. The experiment used a uniform prompt to ensure a fair comparison, allowing models 5 chances to re-select when choosing a wrong move. The conclusion is that GPT-4o performs exceptionally well in chess.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman announced the upcoming testing of an AI-driven search results page, aimed at helping users find interesting content and explore related communities more easily through AI-generated content summaries. This new feature will combine Reddit's own technologies with third-party technologies for experimentation, with a testing phase expected to begin later this year. Additionally, Reddit has collaborations with OpenAI and Google in the AI space to build AI functionalities and translation services, with AI translation performing exceptionally well among French users.

Reddit has successfully acquired cognitive processing technology startup Memorable AI, marking its first major move since going public. Memorable AI leverages machine learning and generative AI to analyze human cognitive responses to advertisements, optimizing ad targeting and creativity to improve advertising effectiveness. The company's founders will join Reddit's leadership team, bringing a deep integration of cognitive science and AI technology. This acquisition will enable Reddit to offer more personalized and effective advertising solutions.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman announced plans to establish paid data usage agreements with tech companies in response to collaborations with Google and OpenAI. He criticized companies like Microsoft, Anthropic, and Perplexity for refusing negotiations, forcing Reddit to block these firms. To protect data, Reddit has limited web crawler access and updated its robots.txt file to prevent uncontracted crawlers. This has resulted in Reddit content disappea....

Recently, Reddit implemented restrictions to prevent major search engines and AI bots from accessing its latest content for free unless they are willing to pay. This policy has made Google the only mainstream search engine able to show the latest results through 'site:reddit.com'. Reddit's move aims to protect its data and seeks to generate new revenue sources through data monetization, in an effort to attract more investors. This action has garnered attention, especially from users accustomed to search engines like Bing.

Reddit is taking action to prevent AI companies from scraping its content or at least requiring them to pay. Earlier this week, Reddit announced that it is changing its robots exclusion protocol, also known as its robots.txt file. This seemingly dull edit is part of a larger negotiation/battle among content owners eager for AI companies to train their language models.

Reddit has recently announced it will strengthen its data protection measures, directly targeting AI companies and other data scraping tools. This move marks an increasing tension between social media platforms and the artificial intelligence industry.

Reddit's stock price has surged 48% compared to its IPO price, as investors are optimistic about AI earnings. Bitcoin price has dropped to a two-week low, with market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Trump may gain $3.5 billion from Truth Social, which is set to go public. Reddit's successful IPO has resulted in mixed market reactions, with digital currencies and social media showing different trends.