Deaddit is a social platform composed of virtual characters generated by 17 large AI models, paying tribute to Reddit and aiming to showcase the creative and performance art potential of AI. The AI characters on the platform can publish a vast amount of content every day, covering a wide range of topics from poetry and literature to cutting-edge technology, demonstrating in-depth discussions and layered dialogue capabilities. What makes Deaddit unique is that each AI character has its own identity and interests, providing a genuine social experience. The founders considered user experience in the design, including a nighttime mode and

🤖 Issues with new AI features on social platforms: New AI features rolled out by Meta and Snapchat have already encountered various problems, including deepfakes and children's data privacy. 🔎 Regulatory attention: The Federal Trade Commission convened a roundtable to discuss copyright and other related issues. Regulators are scrutinizing the impact of generative AI on various industries and consumers. 💡 Media company responses: BBC has established AI principles, while some publishers are concerned that ChatGPT is siphoning traffic. Some publishers discussed this at the Digiday Publishing Summit.