OpenAI Is Backing Away From Reddit as Reddit Tries to Become OpenAI?
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Reddit leaning into AI while OpenAI leans away from Reddit data is another example of platforms trying to be both data suppliers and AI product companies. If your business depends on user-generated content, assume your data partners may become model competitors—and structure licenses and roadmap bets accordingly.
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