Digg, the pioneering social news platform, is making a comeback with a renewed emphasis on AI integration and community-driven development. The platform has introduced an early access program called 'Groundbreakers,' inviting users to actively participate in shaping its future. A $5 fee ensures genuine participation, with proceeds donated to a community-selected nonprofit.
The revamped Digg prioritizes user contributions over follower counts, aiming to highlight valuable content and insights. 'Digg Intelligence,' the platform's AI, will summarize stories and enhance user experience. This relaunch signifies a significant effort to reimagine social media, emphasizing community and meaningful contributions.
Kevin Rose, Digg's original founder, and Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, are leading the relaunch, combining their expertise to create a platform that blends nostalgia with innovation. The new Digg aims to foster a more human and connected online environment, leveraging AI for content moderation and personalized experiences.