Did you know the CEO of OpenAI owns nearly 9% of Reddit while Reddit bans users for AI generated content?
Summary
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, holds nearly 9% of Reddit stock, making him the third largest shareholder, while Reddit bans users for AI-generated content but sold user data to Google for AI training, highlighting conflicts of interest.
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