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Reddit expands test of moderation tools
The app is letting more subreddit managers use its artificial intelligence-powered Rules Hub while also restricting platform access to users who don’t log in.
Can the apps stop AI slop?
Social platforms have been overwhelmed by artificial intelligence-generated content, but companies encourage AI use even as they try to stem the tide.
TikTok launches ad-free offering in U.K.
The subscription model lets users pay a monthly fee to disable data tracking for targeted promotions, in line with current regulations.
Snapchat hosts AR developer bootcamp
The event last month was intended to help boost creative collaboration between the most active Spectacles developers ahead of the Specs device...
Instagram tests captions on each post within carousels
The option would give users more opportunity to add context, and potentially generate more engagement with their carousel updates.
YouTube publishes brand growth playbook
The guide offers suggestions for building businesses on the platform and tapping into the evolving creator marketplace.
Threads updates its branding
The platform rolled out a new logo and font as it continues to grow its user base and compete with larger apps such as X for market share.
Is Meta really dying?
The New York Times recently published an opinion piece suggesting that the company is at the beginning of the end, but it’s more complicated than...
Instagram eyes long-form content on CTV
Tessa Lyons, Instagram’s vice president of product, told audiences at Scalable Summit that short-form videos may not “be enough to succeed on TV,”...
LinkedIn uses AI to improve feed relevance
The company is using artificial intelligence-powered generative recommendations to assess user actions across the platform.
Meta outlines the features of its AI glasses range
The company published an explainer on its various models as sales of the devices continue to rise.