X wants both humans and bots to contribute to its Community Notes. An AI-written note, however, will appear under a post only ...

How Meta's new community notes program might work as fact-checking ends for Facebook, Instagram 03:54. Mark Zuckerberg set the internet abuzz this week when the Meta CEO announced that the tech ...

Facebook and Instagram will launch their new Community Notes feature on March 18 in the U.S., allowing users "with more ...

X (formerly Twitter) launched its "Community Notes" program in 2021 to combat misinformation by allowing users to add ...

Facebook and Instagram will launch their new Community Notes feature on March 18 in the U.S., allowing users “with more perspectives to add context to posts,” Meta announced on Thursday.

Meta will start testing its Community Notes model, with which it's replacing human fact checkers, on Facebook, Instagram and Threads in the US on March 18.Notes won't appear publicly on posts ...

First off, here’s a look at how Community Notes will look on Facebook, with an example of how a contributor will submit a note on a post. Meta Community Notes.

Notes won’t have author names attached to them, and contributors need to be over 18 and have an account that’s more than 6 months old and in good standing, such as with a verified phone number ...

Meta will begin testing its X-style Community Notes across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads in the US starting March 18th. Community Notes, but on Facebook. Skip to main content ...

WASHINGTON — Facebook and Instagram owner Meta said Tuesday it's scrapping its third-party fact-checking program and replacing it with a Community Notes program written by users similar to the ...

The Community Notes alternative holds promise—if it is available to everyone. Facebook was right to ditch fact-checking—but it should learn from the limits of Elon Musk’s ‘Community Notes ...

Facebook plans to replace its fact-checkers with "community notes," a move that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said would allow the social network to return "to our roots around free expression." ...