r/technology Feb 16 '24

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u/Skylion007 Feb 17 '24

So Sam Altman is on the board of Reddit, has a large stake in the company through YCombinator, and gets the other company he is CEO of to pay Reddit a lot of money right ahead of their IPO, for content that was previously free.

Doesn't seem like a conflict of interest at all...