Saturday, September 13

Tag: Reddit

I don’t need an AI to finish my work—I need it to start.
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I don’t need an AI to finish my work—I need it to start.

When I’m staring at a blank page, the friction isn’t “Can I do this?” It’s “Where do I begin?” If an AI agent can turn my messy intent into a rough plan + a few concrete first moves, I suddenly have traction. Even partially completed is a win: a draft email ready for edits, a checklist spun up from a goal, a first pass at tasks in Jira/Asana with owners and rough estimates. I can then approve, tweak, or take it across the finish line. Would you let an AI agent actually plan and partially execute across your tools , wit the goal being just “get it moving”. submitted by /u/YakitoriSenpai [link] [comments]
Reddit all-time high quarterly revenue thanks to AI
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Reddit all-time high quarterly revenue thanks to AI

How does everyone feel about this? "Reddit, built around niche communities with a strong culture of questions and answers, creates a rare and valuable asset in the AI world: content genuinely generated by humans. The company’s management team has successfully monetized this potential through AI licensing, with LLM models incorporating subreddit content into search results, driving major increases in traffic and giving premium advertisers the opportunity to reach highly targeted, carefully selected audiences." https://www.tipranks.com/news/why-social-underdog-reddit-rddt-leads-the-pack-in-monetizing-ai submitted by /u/remoteinspace [link] [comments]
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