The Pinnacle Gazette
The new feature encourages user collaboration to add insights and combat misinformation.
The Pinnacle Gazette
The new feature encourages user collaboration to add insights and combat misinformation.
TechBullion
Meta’s upcoming Community Notes feature for monitoring misinformation through crowdsourcing will use some technology developed by Elon Musk’s X for its similar service.
NBC News
The feature will roll out on March 18 on Facebook, Instagram and Threads in the United States.
CNBC
Meta’s upcoming Community Notes feature for monitoring misinformation through crowdsourcing will use some technology developed by Elon Musk’s X for its similar service.
Silicon
Community Notes testing across Facebook, Instagram and Threads to begin next week in US, using algorithm from Elon Musk’s X
NPJ Complexity
Politicization of the COVID-19 vaccination debate has lead to a polarization of opinions regarding this topic. We present a theoretical model of this debate on Facebook. In this model, agents form opinions through information that they receive from other agents with flexible opinions and from politically motivated entities such as media or interest groups. The model captures the co-evolution of opinions and network structure under similarity-dependent social influence, as well as random network re-wiring and opinion change. We show that attitudinal polarization can be avoided if agents (1) connect to agents all across the opinion spectrum, (2) receive information from many sources before changing their opinions, (3) frequently change opinions at random, and (4) frequently connect to friends of friends. High Kleinberg authority scores among politically motivated media and two network components that are comparable in size can indicate the onset of attitudinal polarization.
Mikhail Lipatov, Lucia Illari, Neil Johnson, Sergey Gavrilets
News Central
Elon Musk has vowed to “fix” X’s Community Notes feature, arguing that it is being exploited by governments and legacy media.
Voice of Nigeria
Elon Musk, owner of X (formerly Twitter), has relied on the community rather than fact-checkers to monitor misinformation online since acquiring the social media company in 2022. He has championed the Community Notes feature as the best way to correct false posts.
CNBC
For X owner Elon Musk, the solution to monitoring misinformation online has been the community, rather than a group of fact checkers. Since buying the social media company formerly known as Twitter in 2022, he’s touted the Community Notes feature as the best way to correct false posts.
The National News
One of Meta’s first major announcements of 2025, the move to phase out fact checkers and replace them with a community notes-based system, is still fueling debate in the tech world.