Facebook employee #30 says buy Reddit for $19B — the best AI data deal left
ayushtweetshere · x · 2026-11-10
Noah Kagan, early Facebook employee #30, argues Facebook should buy Reddit for $19 billion: with 500M monthly users and years of real people answering real questions, Reddit holds exactly the training data every AI company wants. Ayush jokes that X should be the buyer instead, letting Elon Musk own both the front page and the town square of the internet.
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