Meta has said that its “Community Notes” feature intended to replace third-party fact checkers will use the open-source algorithm developed by Elon Musk’s X. Meta chief executive Mark ...

Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have something new in common. It turns out Meta is following in X's footsteps on community ...

X launched the first major crowdsourced fact-checking experiment in 2021, originally called Birdwatch and now known as Community Notes. YouTube added its own in 2024, and Meta followed in a ...

The next stage of Meta’s shift away from third-party fact-checking is now in effect, with Community Notes now beginning to appear across its apps. Meta Community Notes example As you can see in ...

Meta will soon roll out its new fact-checking replacement, Community Notes, a crowd-sourced tool that will sunset the company's third party fact-checking team in favor of what Meta alleges is a ...

Meta has adopted X’s Community Notes algorithm for its own apps. But while TikTok’s approach may be inspired by X, the company plans to use its own algorithm for Footnotes. It’s not yet clear exactly ...

TikTok is testing a new “community notes”-style feature ... only if they’ve been rated “helpful” by the company’s algorithm, which will take into account whether “people who usually ...

It will be based on X's open-source Community Notes model, and will enable contributors ... A study attached to the press release describes the algorithm as one that promotes content that helps ...

But TikTok will be using its own algorithm ... and have no recent Community Guidelines violations. For the next few months, contributors will be able to write and rate notes, though none will ...