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Reddit seems to analyze images with an Ai to index words found in it (self.technology)

submitted 3 days ago by thingsiplay to c/technology

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Reddit seems to use Ai to analyze images, so the content can be indexed by the search. In example I searched for my name (which is also used for the my blog) to see if there are recent posts with "thingsiplay", because I saw some spike in the stats. But what I instead found is a screenshot of a comment from me made in YouTube. There is no text attached to the post or title, so it must have analyzed the content, right?

https://www.reddit.com/search/?q=thingsiplay&t=week results in

and the post is

Or did I miss something and I make myself a fool here? Does any other community software or forum do this? Is this covered in their User Agreement?

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[–] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 5 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

OpticalCharacterRecognition is a pretty common practice that's been around for a century... (1920s)

It makes a lot of sense when you consider those with visual impairments.