A study by analytics firm Semrush found that Reddit and Quora were the top two sources cited by Google in its AI Overviews.

Reddit's stocks fell in May after Google launched its new AI Mode, as concerned analysts said the new feature would likely decrease traffic to Reddit. Representatives for Reddit declined to comment.

Earlier this year, Google entered into a deal with Reddit, reportedly valued at $60 million per year, to license the site’s data for training AI models. In recent months, ...

Google has struck a deal with Reddit that will give it access to real-time data on the platform, allowing it to train its AI models. Reddit’s IPO is reportedly right around the corner.

Reddit's thousands of forums are a wealth of information. Google is ranking the site higher in search results as more people look to it for answers. Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says the site is ...

Reddit’s user base is surging and it’s finally making a profit. It can thank Google, which has been sending it more traffic than ever.

Google rolls out Gemini AI chatbot and assistant 03:50. Google has struck a deal with Reddit that allows the search giant to use posts from the online discussion site for training its artificial ...

The clock ticks. As Google tries to make users less dependent on search tricks, the Reddit protests continue ahead of the July 1 API changes. Thousands of subreddits remain dark, others remain ...

The Google-Reddit partnership is a significant development that is reshaping online brand management. This collaboration allows Google to access Reddit’s data API to enhance its product search ...

Over 8,000 subreddits have gone dark to protest Reddit’s upcoming API changes, and it’s shown me just how much I rely on Reddit to find useful, human-sounding information in my Google search ...

Reddit has long been a hot spot for conversation on the internet. About 57 million people visit the site every day to chat about topics as varied as makeup, video games and pointers for power ...

Google is now the only search engine that offers results from Reddit. That’s bad for the public, and a troubling sign for the future of the open web, writes John Herrman.