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Reddit begins rollout of AI-organized product review pages

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Reddit is beginning to test dedicated product review pages that use AI to organize conversations from its communities. The company says Reddit Reviews will roll out over the next few weeks to US users on iOS, Android and the web, initially covering about 10k frequently discussed products. The pages summarize discussion, display positive, mixed and negative sentiment, and let users filter comments or open original conversations. Many reviews also include images, prices and purchase links supplied by brand and retailer catalogs. Reddit says businesses cannot pay to have products featured. The initial rollout covers Electronics, Health & Beauty, Home & Garden, and Fashion & Apparel; expansion beyond the US is planned throughout 2027.
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