Google strikes $60M deal with Reddit, allowing it to train AI on posts
Google wants access to Reddit users' "authentic, human conversations" to help train its artificial intelligence tools.
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Google wants access to Reddit users' "authentic, human conversations" to help train its artificial intelligence tools.
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