Reddit overtakes X in popularity of social media platforms in UK

> The regulator also found that one-third of UK adults are not confident in judging whether an image or a piece of audio or video has been created by artificial intelligence.

To be fair to the UK population in general, one third of this country is so inebriated at any given moment they also can’t confidently judge if it’s a post box or a urinal, while another third can’t confidently use email and is also only too delighted to answer their landline when OFCOM rings.

Half of British adults visited Reddit in May?

That sounds like "at least once" and at this point, I'm not sure whether I've visited Reddit during November. Maybe the British remember these things better than I do, or maybe the figure is a little uncertain.

Reddit is drowning in bots.

But for a lot of problems still the best source for potential solutions.