The Reddit co-founder, who created the "front page of the internet" in 2005, also weighed in on the future of social media. "I think we'll get to a place where we as users get to choose our algorithms, and because, without a doubt, these platforms, we're all incentivized to have the best possible algorithm, not because of anything sinister, but because we want to keep people engaged," he said.
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