Reddit will start charging some users for API access

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Reddit is a popular social networking platform where millions of people engage in discussions on a wide variety of topics every day. For this reason, Reddit has valuable data that could be used by developers for a range of use cases -- including training AI models. 

Reddit is now putting a halt to that, announcing on Tuesday that it will begin to charge big businesses for Reddit API data access. 

Today we are launching our new Twitter API access tiers! We’re excited to share more details about our self-serve access. 🧵

— Twitter Dev (@TwitterDev) March 29, 2023

Twitter owner, Elon Musk, has publicly talked about his issues with advanced generative AI models. But he also recently revealed he's working on his own AI chatbot.

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