With all the social media services available, it’s easy to forget that news aggregator Digg was once the most popular. Social media pioneers Kevin Rose and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian decided to make it that way once again by acquiring Digg from an advertising company.
Digg 2025 will leverage Ohanian’s and Rose’s historical knowledge from their experiences at Reddit and Digg with today’s technological advancements to give it a proper revival. Unlike previous versions, this one will use AI to help Digg become an online destination with humanity and connection at its core. You can join the Digg reboot waitlist here.
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At various times over the years I had been approached to repurchase Digg; it never felt right. The technologies to solve our biggest pain points didn’t exist. Just recently we’ve hit an inflection point where AI can become a helpful co-pilot to users and moderators, not replacing human conversation, but rather augmenting it, allowing users to dig deeper, while at the same time removing a lot of the repetitive burden for community moderators,” said Kevin Rose, Digg’s original founder and founding CEO.
