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Reddit is about to make its website worse to protect it from AI

During its earnings call, the company's CEO says it's considering a requirement that users be logged in to view most content.

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为了保护自身免受人工智能的侵害,Reddit 即将对其网站进行一些改动,使其性能下降。

The company will begin testing the change outside the US during the fourth quarter, though it hasn’t said exactly what content will be restricted or when the changes might roll out elsewhere. — Unsplash

For more than 20 years, Reddit has been one of the most useful places on the Internet. It’s easily one of the best places to find answers to questions about the best bookshelf speakers or to just post about your favourite TV show or podcast.

Even if you’re just wondering whether anyone has ever experienced the same obscure issue you’re trying to fix, there’s a good chance someone on Reddit has an answer. And, maybe the best part, you don’t have to be a Reddit user to find and use that information. You can simply search Google, click a link, and read whatever discussion helps you move on with your life. That, however, might be about to change.

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