Why Reddit’s COO Thinks It Might Be AI-Proof

  Rassegna Stampa, Social
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As artificial intelligence impacts the operations of digital media publishers, Reddit chief operating officer Jen Wong believes that the community platform might be one of the few companies insulated as a result of being focused on human interactivity and first-hand knowledge sharing.

“We think we will become more important in the future no matter what, in any AI-summarized world, because we have the original source of human ideas,” she said in conversation with Adweek CEO Will Lee at NexTech in New York.

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