The ongoing debate surrounding generative AI and its ethical implications has sparked interest and concern among users worldwide. Meta recently collaborated with Stanford’s Deliberative Democracy Lab to organize a community forum on generative AI. This forum aimed to gather feedback from over 1,500 participants from Brazil, Germany, Spain, and the United States regarding their expectations
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Telegram Business has launched a new and innovative way for users to transform their regular accounts into business accounts. This new feature opens up a whole new world of possibilities for small online businesses and physical stores alike. By utilizing Telegram Business, users will be able to seamlessly onboard new customers, support existing customers with
Instagram Stories are a great way to engage with your audience, but sometimes it can be challenging to keep them interactive. One way to overcome this hurdle is by using Sticker Templates. Instagram introduced this feature in December last year, allowing users to invite others to contribute to a Story by using an “Add Yours”
WhatsApp, the popular messaging app owned by Meta, has recently made significant changes to the user interface for Android smartphones. This update involves moving the four navigation tabs from the top of the screen to the bottom, making it more convenient for users to navigate the app with one hand. The rollout of this new
Instagram is always looking for new ways to keep users engaged and connected with their friends. One of the latest features being tested is called “Blend”, which is essentially a combined Reels feed based on the Reels that users have shared with each other. This new option aims to showcase Reels recommendations tailored to the
Elon Musk, the owner of X (formerly Twitter), recently announced a new strategy to increase X subscriptions by giving away checkmarks to users with high follower counts on the platform. This move is aimed at increasing the appeal of X Premium and X Premium+ features among users. According to Musk’s announcement, users with over 2,500
In a move that aligns with the ongoing trend towards vertical video content, LinkedIn has recently begun testing out a new dedicated video feed within its app. This shift marks a significant departure from the platform’s traditional focus on text-based content and hints at a potential shift towards a more visual and engaging user experience.
A recent leak suggests that WhatsApp may be considering the introduction of international payments through its Unified Payments Interface (UPI) service. This move would potentially broaden the scope of WhatsApp Payments, initially launched as an in-app service for Indian users in November 2020. Despite the platform’s delayed entry into the payments sector compared to its
Elon Musk’s attempt to sue the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) for their criticism of his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, was swiftly shut down by U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco. Breyer openly stated that Musk brought the lawsuit as a means of punishing CCDH for their publications that scrutinized
YouTube is currently testing a new feature that will allow users to skip to the most engaging parts of a video. This new option is driven by artificial intelligence, which analyzes the most watched elements of a video and enables users to jump directly to those points. Instead of manually skimming through each individual chapter,