Reddit has struck a deal with Google to provide its content for training AI models, in a move worth $60 million annually. This agreement highlights Reddit’s efforts to diversify revenue streams and capitalize on its growing user base ahead of a potential IPO.
Key points:
- Reddit will receive $60 million per year from Google for access to its content.
- This deal comes as Reddit prepares for its stock market launch, seeking new revenue sources beyond advertising.
- The agreement marks Reddit’s first major deal with a large AI company.
- The company is expected to file its IPO paperwork this week, potentially valuing it at $10 billion.
- Reddit’s content sale reflects a broader trend of AI companies seeking diverse training data to avoid copyright issues.
This deal signifies a significant step for Reddit as it prepares to enter the public market, leveraging its unique content and user engagement to generate new revenue streams.
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