Meta has announced its own AI Sandbox, which it describes as a testing playground for advertisers to trial generative AI tools and services. The Sandbox was unveiled at an event in New York City yesterday, May 11. The social media
Twitter boss Elon Musk says the social media platform will start to remove accounts that have been left inactive for several years. Musk said it was important to “free up abandoned handles.” He warned users were likely to see a
Twitter has barely been out of the headlines since its takeover by Elon Musk last October in a deal worth $44 billion. Partly these have stemmed from the raft of significant changes made to its policies. Though company-wide layoffs and
Weeks after Elon Musk announced that only those who subscribed to Twitter Blue would have blue ticks, the social media platform has removed the blue ticks for several legacies verified users. The policy, which affects thousands of celebrities and public
Twitter will allow creators on the platform to monetize their content with its new Subscription feature, according to tweets from Elon Musk. In a recent Twitter thread, Musk disclosed the new feature, a rebrand of the existing Super Follows that
Twitter boss Elon Musk has claimed the US government has full access to everything on the microblogging site – including private direct messages (DMs) between users. Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion last October, and since then the tech billionaire
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has once again made headlines with the creation of his new artificial intelligence company, X.AI Corp., reported the WSJ. This is not the first time the tech mogul has ventured into the world of AI, as
Twitter has partnered with social trading giant eToro to let users access Bitcoin, stocks, and other financial assets on the platform. Owner Elon Musk has started to turn the blue bird into an “everything app” having taken over the company
Twitter no longer exists as a company after owner Elon Musk merged it with another entity called X Corp, in a move seen to signal his goal to turn the social media platform into an “everything app.” A court filing
Twitter has restored support for Substack embeds on its platform, ending days of tension between the two companies. Twitter cut off the embeds last week following the launch of Substack Notes, a Twitter rival. This move by Twitter, which came
India has amended its IT law to prohibit social media companies like Facebook and Twitter from publishing, hosting, or sharing false or misleading information about “any business” of the government, reports TechCrunch. Additionally, firms will be required to use the
Germany’s Federal Office of Justice (BFJ) has initiated action against Twitter, arguing the popular microblogging site failed to deal effectively with illegal content. “The Internet is not a lawless space,” said Marco Buschmann, Minister of Justice. He says Twitter failed
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