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Reddit will prompt some accounts to 'verify humanness' in latest bot crackdown

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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman announced a new plan to combat bots by prompting some accounts to "verify humanness" through methods like FaceID without compromising user anonymity; this move aims to restrict automated posting and bot-like behavior while allowing AI-generated content shared by humans to remain untouched. Content creators should be aware that their accounts may face additional verification if flagged for suspicious activity, but the platform intends to maintain a balance between ensuring real users and preserving user privacy.

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