Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have something new in common: the algorithm for their platform's respective community notes.

Meta is replacing its third-party fact-checking program with a crowdsourced Community Notes system, similar to X (Twitter), starting with testing in the US on March 18. This aims to provide a broader ...

As X’s algorithm is open source—meaning free and available for anyone to use (or attack, apparently)—it’s perfectly legal for Meta to just swipe it and reconfigure it for its own purposes. (Kind of ...

Meta said it will begin testing fact-checking in the U.S. through Community Notes across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads on March 18 onwards and will use the open-source algorithm from rival Elon ...

Meta revealed more details of Community Notes, and said that it incorporates the same open-source algorithm that powers X’s ...

Italy has handed tax demands to Meta , X and LinkedIn in an unprecedented VAT claim against the U.S. tech giants that could ...

In a blog post on Thursday, Meta said that using X’s technology for the crowdsourced ... are ranked and rated,” Meta said. “We’re building this in the open while learning from contributors ...

Meta's upcoming Community Notes feature for ... meaning free and available for anyone to use— we can build on what X has done, learn from the researchers who have studied it, and improve the ...