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TechThe Next Web · 11h ago

Reddit’s new Rules Hub uses AI to enforce moderation by intent, not keywords. Automod’s other features stay.

A moderation system called Rules Hub uses large language models to evaluate whether posts match community rule intent rather than keywords. The system works alongside Post & Comment Guidance and Safety Filters to replace Automod's enforcement capabilities while keeping Automod's other features.

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