The Network Chefs

The company is keen to demonstrate the utility of artificial intelligence for general users, in order to drive more interest, and eventually, more revenue opportunities.

Meta opens early access to advanced Muse features The company’s vision seems to be that Muse can help make people’s wants a reality by undertaking tasks on their behalf.

Creators should experiment with different content and approaches because trends change, and what’s interesting one week may not resonate the next.

Instagram chief shares algorithm insights and posting tips In a new series of videos, chief Adam Mosseri addresses concerns about algorithmic influence and suggests how creators can improve their results.

LinkedIn is once again testing an alternative feed approach as it looks for more ways to help users find relevant conversations and engage with each other.

LinkedIn tests Network tab to encourage engagement among connections The latest engagement trial offers users an alternative feed made up entirely of direct follows and connections.

The age of generative AI has sparked a new wave of concern among parents about posting images of their kids, due to the capacity for people to use those images as the foundation for AI-generated depictions.

Court ruling on CSAM content sparks concerns A recent decision about the legal use of AI tools to generate virtual depictions of children has prompted some to rethink their approach to sharing content online.

When viewing a tagged post, the tagged creator will see a new “Add to grid” option, and tagged posts will then be displayed in the users’ profile grid with a tag icon in the top right of the thumbnail.

The update will give users more ways to collaborate and amplify content to their followers.

Instagram lets users add tagged posts to profile grids When a user is tagged in a post, they will now be able to display that post on their grid in-stream, facilitating collaborations.

As Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg continues to tout his grand vision for artificial intelligence, the indicators continue to show that Zuckerberg and Meta are going to find it a very hard sell.

Zuckerberg is one of the least-liked people in the US A survey from UMass Lowell’s Center for Public Opinion found that the Meta CEO was equally and deeply unpopular on both sides of the political spectrum.

The change is designed to ensure that people know when they’re engaging with non-human entities in the app.

Instagram updates tags for AI profiles The platform is trying to make it clear to users when they’re interacting with an artificial intelligence-generated character.

In order to address potential confusion, Instagram is renaming its “AI creator” account labels, which were added in May, to “AI generated profile” labels instead.

Instagram updates tags for AI profiles The platform is trying to make it clear to users when they’re interacting with an artificial intelligence-generated character.

So what are the actual allegations against Meta, and is the company likely to lose the case?

Here’s a look at the two critical claims that are on trial.

Will Meta be found guilty of driving social media addiction? A high-profile case in the U.S. got underway last week and the company may be on the hook for as much as $1 trillion in damages, but questions linger.

As explained by LinkedIn Creator Product Lead Sam Corrao Clannon: “We internally define AI slop as content that is potentially sophisticated or polished in its presentation, but lacks substance. So it doesn’t have any particular experience, perspective, or insight, but is sort of just empty text that’s posted to take up space and garner attention without effort on the other side.”

LinkedIn says 1M people have reported AI slop Since the platform introduced an option for flagging what it deems “low substance, low effort” posts in the app, that type of content has seen 40% fewer overall views.