📱#X has introduced 'Stories on X'

This feature powered by 📼AI to generate summaries of 📈trending topics on the platform. This feature, currently available only to premium subscribers, uses Grok, a generative AI tool, to summarize posts. Grok relies on user posts to generate text snippets, which can be news-focused or 🖼summaries of conversations happening on the platform. The feature is similar to Twitter Moments, but with AI-generated summaries. Grok has a history of making mistakes, such as misinterpreting "throwing bricks" in a basketball context, suggesting NBA player Klay Thompson went on a "vandalism spree"

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🔗#YouTube tests fact-check feature

YouTube is testing the "notes" feature that allows viewers to leave helpful comments on videos. These 🔗notes will appear in a prominent section above the video title and channel name, similar to existing information panels.

The notes can include 🎛timestamps and links and will be rated by third-party evaluators and eventually by contributors themselves. The goal is to provide relevant, timely, and easy-to-understand contexts to the viewers.

The feature is currently being tested in the US and will expand if found to be helpful.
Is #X proud at corner !? 😄

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📱#X testing 'dislike' button for improved reply ranking

X (#Twitter), is working on a new feature that will allow users to 👎downvote replies to their tweets.

The 💔dislike button aims to give users more control over conversations, with downvotes used to identify and potentially remove abusive or irrelevant replies. The feature is currently being tested, though downvotes will not be publicly visible or affect reply rankings.

The move is part of X's efforts to improve user experience and combat issues like abuse and misinformation on the platform.👍

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