Meet [user] from [location] In an effort to help human readers figure out whether they can trust the source of information ...

It looks like X, the company formerly known as Twitter, has a Verified bot problem. Although X owner Elon Musk suggested that forcing users to pay for verification would help to weed out the bots (aka ...

This week, Super Bowl 2024 shattered records, with the NFL championship broadcast on CBS becoming the most-watched televised event in U.S. history. Also riding high from the big game? Elon Musk's X.

X is working on new transparency features to help users identify who they’re interacting with, such as account creation date, ...

The head of product for X, Nikita Bier, is facing backlash for a resurfaced comment he made in August, saying that the “most ...

X (formerly Twitter) has launched one of its biggest bot crackdowns, removing 1.7 million spam accounts from reply sections ...

Elon Musk’s social media platform X is taking initiative when it comes to fighting misinformation: it’s giving artificial intelligence the power to write Community Notes; those are the fact-checking ...

X is planning to roll out a new profile display that will include more personal information about the individual user.

X is starting to charge new users a fee of $1 to post on the platform. The new Not-a-Bot subscription is first going live in New Zealand and the Philippines. Existing X users won’t be affected by the ...

X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, today announced that it is testing a "Not A Bot" program that charges new, unverified users $1 per year to post and interact with content on X. Not A ...

AMSTERDAM, N.Y., March 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sticker Mule, the Internet’s hottest printing company, has launched a suite of automated X bots. The bots help users print, frame, and edit images ...