Christopher Slowe

We're screwed.

I'm Chris Slowe, and as ever, I'm between two Weiners.

We have Zach, uh, Zach Weinersmith, and Marty Weiner.

Great to see you guys today.

I'm David Ursinco.

Today on the show, Steve Huffman, Reddit's founder who came back as CEO to rescue the site and turn things around, and Chris Slowe, Reddit's first employee, and later its CTO.

I heard it was gonna be an erotic expose on Steve, and, you know, after twenty years, I'm here for it.

[laughs] In today's episode, how a couple college kids built one of the most important places online for human conversation that is now also becoming the next training ground for AI.

Welcome to the lucky 13th episode of Last Humans in the Loop.

I'm chief nerd for the day, Marty Weiner, and I'm here with fellow nerds Chris Slowe and Zach Weinersmith.

We're gonna start today with looking at some of the comments we got on the last video.

Uh, we got one, uh, MarkOlson8569, uh, I'll paraphrase it a little bit.

Uh-

This is-

Chris, tell us a little bit about those

...

Ooh.

And so does Chris Slowe, who's the current chief technical officer at Reddit.

And, and Zach's brother, Marty, would probably want you to know that he's not just Zach's brother.

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