Interesting that Reddit is going against the desires of its users in order to try to monetize the content that those users generate by charging huge sums for API access.
Don’t think this is going to end well for Reddit if they continue down this road.
If I was them I’d be looking at building an LLM (or partnering with another company who can) and monetizing that product.
aidan
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