Reddit Reddit's new AI-powered tool could take on Google's dominance Reddit unveils a new AI-powered tool called Reddit Answers to enhance the user search experience on the platform. Reddit CEO says it's “a real pain in the ass to block these companies" from crawling the site, says Microsoft refuses to negotiate Microsoft doesn’t want to play ball with Reddit by paying them, says Reddit CEO Steve Huffman, explaining why Google is getting better data. Reddit is reportedly in the middle of a licensing deal worth "about $60 million on an annualized basis," which could potentially allow an anonymous and large AI company to train its models using content from subreddits AI-powered chatbots are about to get smarter and more accurate courtesy of Reddit's subreddits. Latest about Reddit Grin is the best Imgur app for Windows Phone 8 By Sam Sabri last updated 21 November 18 Windows Phone Top Reddit apps for Windows 8, the narwhal bacons at midnight By Michael Archambault last updated 21 November 18 Windows 8 Readit picks up support for an additional 18 languages on Windows 10 and mobile By Jez Corden last updated 21 November 18 Readit, one of the most popular Reddit clients for Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, has picked up support for an additional 18 languages in its latest update. Software Apps Readit updated to fix battery and heating issues, new features also added By Sam Sabri last updated 21 November 18 Windows Phone Sneak peek at the next version of Reddit app ReddHub for Windows 8.1 By Sam Sabri last updated 21 November 18 Windows 8 Metrofy all the web with these browser extensions By Sam Sabri last updated 20 November 18 Browsing [UPDATE] Join the Microsoft OneNote team tomorrow for a Q&A Reddit session By Michael Archambault last updated 20 November 18 Office 365 Reddit app Baconit now available internationally By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 November 18 Windows Phone Reddit users, your Baconit is here By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 November 18 Windows Phone Reddit's August 2018 security incident: What you need to know By Joe Maring published 1 August 18 On August 1, 2018, Reddit confirmed a security breach resulted in compromised data for select users. Here's everything you need to know. Software Apps 1 2 3 4 5 6 Archives Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Qualcomm CEO justified Nuvia purchase to the board by claiming a potential savings of $1.4 billion per year2Xbox's "VP of next-gen" to present with Lenovo at CES 20253HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 (2024): Great hardware, too much bloatware4Can a pair of earbuds really make me ditch my gaming headset?5How to get started with Windows Recall on Windows 11
Top Reddit apps for Windows 8, the narwhal bacons at midnight By Michael Archambault last updated 21 November 18
Readit picks up support for an additional 18 languages on Windows 10 and mobile By Jez Corden last updated 21 November 18 Readit, one of the most popular Reddit clients for Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, has picked up support for an additional 18 languages in its latest update.
Readit updated to fix battery and heating issues, new features also added By Sam Sabri last updated 21 November 18
Sneak peek at the next version of Reddit app ReddHub for Windows 8.1 By Sam Sabri last updated 21 November 18
[UPDATE] Join the Microsoft OneNote team tomorrow for a Q&A Reddit session By Michael Archambault last updated 20 November 18
Reddit's August 2018 security incident: What you need to know By Joe Maring published 1 August 18 On August 1, 2018, Reddit confirmed a security breach resulted in compromised data for select users. Here's everything you need to know.
