For the first time in eight years, the social site is rolling out a redesign that reduces white space and increases flexibility in how users view content. Many of the changes were careful and based on user feedback, says Chris Slowe, the site's chief technology officer, because "Reddit exists as a platform to criticize Reddit."
For the full interview, [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/redesigning-reddit).
If you wanted to previously find an image that perfectly matched what you saw in your head online, you had to type in a wordy search inquiry and would get countless results back. Now, that mental snapshot can be crafted in seconds by artificial intelligence and sometimes it’s even better than you could imagine.
