Alphabet Inc Class CReddit may end AI training deal, reducing Google's access to training data
Reddit is reportedly considering not renewing its $60 million-per-year licensing deal with Alphabet's Google that allows the search giant to train its AI models on Reddit's content. The social media company is weighing whether the agreement still makes sense as AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini increasingly draw users away from visiting Reddit's forums directly. The current deal represents only a small fraction of the $2.5 billion in revenue Reddit generated over the past four quarters, and the company may seek a more lucrative arrangement to compensate for potential traffic losses. Reddit's stock has fallen more than 20% this year amid these strategic deliberations.
Alphabet Inc Class CReddit may end AI training deal, reducing Google's access to training data
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Reddit, Inc.Reddit considers not renewing $60M/year deal, seeking more lucrative arrangement