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2024-08-07 00:56:36| Engadget

Reddit just wrapped up its second earnings call as a public company and CEO Steve Huffman hinted at some significant changes that could be coming to the platform. During the call, the Reddit co-founder said the company would begin testing AI-powered search results later this year. Later this year, we will begin testing new search result pages powered by AI to summarize and recommend content, helping users dive deeper into products, shows, games and discover new communities on Reddit, Huffman said. He didnt say when those tests would begin, but said it would use both first-party and third-party models. Huffman noted that search on Reddit has gone unchanged for a long time but that its a significant opportunity to bring in new users. He also said that search could one day be a significant source of advertising revenue for the company. Huffman hinted at other non-advertising sources of revenue as well. He suggested that the company might experiment with paywalled subreddits as it looks to monetize new features. I think the existing, altruistic, free version of Reddit will continue to exist and grow and thrive just the way it has, Huffman said. But now we will unlock the door for new use cases, new types of subreddits that can be built that may have exclusive content or private areas, things of that nature. A Reddit spokesperson declined to elaborate on Huffmans remarks. But its no secret the company has been eyeing new ways to expand its business since going public earlier this year. Its struck multi million-dollar licensing deals with Google and OpenAI, and has blocked search engines that arent paying the company. Some players in the ecosystem have not been transparent with their use of Reddits content, and in those instances, we block access to protect Reddit content and user privacy, Huffman said. We want to know where Reddit data is going and what it's being used for, and so those are the terms of engagement.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/social-media/reddit-ceo-teases-ai-search-features-and-paid-subreddits-225636988.html?src=rss


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