Reddit was already slowly dying, this will only accelerate the decline. But at least /u/spez made millions selling users’ data to AI companies, right?
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This will come with so many annoying consequences. Quick google search leads to AI answer citing reddit as a source that can't be accessed. Ultimately we're heading to informaton being locked behind log-ins and paywalls with AI circumventing all of that. Your average user will look at the AI answer and trust it because the effort to find a source or at least verify the info becomes too great.
"I know I’m not the only person who appends “reddit” to a lot of Google searches to find answers to things written by actual humans instead of robots."
If Jay cared about human content, they wouldn't be using google for searches.
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