- Dec 19, 2019
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I just read that Reddit's CEO, Steve Huffman, said AI chatbots like Chatgpt and Gemini don't really bring traffic to Reddit.
He said most people still come from Google or just open Reddit directly - about half from each side.
It's kind of funny, because everyone talks about how AI is changing search. But Reddit is still growing strong - 116M daily users and more people using its own AI search inside the app.
Feels like Reddit wants to build its own search system instead of waiting for AI tools to send visitors.
I think it makes sense - people still trust real discussions more than AI answers.
What do you guys think?
He said most people still come from Google or just open Reddit directly - about half from each side.
It's kind of funny, because everyone talks about how AI is changing search. But Reddit is still growing strong - 116M daily users and more people using its own AI search inside the app.
Feels like Reddit wants to build its own search system instead of waiting for AI tools to send visitors.
I think it makes sense - people still trust real discussions more than AI answers.
What do you guys think?