March 6 (Reuters) - Reddit on Thursday launched tools aimed at helping people adhere to community rules and better understand content performance, its latest step to boost engagement on the platform.

Shortly after this, Reddit made moderation decisions that seemed to ... The official reason given was "a prevalence of violent content." While some posts Musk had flagged were removed, so were ...

Social media site Reddit has filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic for using the former’s site data without an ...

Reddit sued Anthropic on Wednesday, accusing the startup of training its artificial intelligence (AI) models on the popular forum without permission. The social media company alleges ...

Reddit claims Anthropic used its content to train A.I. models without approval, filing a lawsuit to protect user data.

The subreddit has strict rules in place to avoid violating Reddit’s moderation rules, like referring to Mangione’s by his initials and a blanket ban on content that calls for or endorses violence.

Nearly two months ago, Elon Musk went on a public crusade against Reddit. As it turns out, Musk wasn’t only using his X platform to call out content on Reddit. He was also privately messaging ...

However, Reddit's content moderation system has not been without flaws. Reddit moderators said this week that the system flags the name "Luigi" for violent content, even when it is used in non ...

X owner Elon Musk was privately messaging with Reddit CEO Steve Huffman while also putting public pressure on the social media company’s content moderation efforts, The Verge reported Thursday.

With over 108 million daily active users and over 100,000 active communities, Reddit is a primary source of news, ...