The latest platform changes, updates and social-media industry events
A new report from Pangram reveals that over 40% of long-form LinkedIn posts show signs of AI generation, raising concerns about the future of social networks.
Reddit advises brands to drop traditional broadcasting and act as helpful citizens inside online communities to build genuine user trust and engagement.
A federal court has approved Anthropic's historic $1.5 billion settlement over copyright infringement. While closing this case, the future of AI training remains a massive debate.
A new collaborative study by TikTok and Warc demonstrates that cultural connection is far more effective at driving engagement than AI-powered mass production.
YouTube's Culture Editor Julia Lee Harter shared vital strategies to discover trends, boost engagement, and link Shorts with long-form videos.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's recent visit to Tokyo secured deals across Japan's tech sector, signaling a shift toward sovereign AI that offers valuable lessons for Iranian creators.
X has introduced beta testing for Grok within its Ads Manager, aiming to provide advertisers with automated creative tips and campaign optimization.
YouTube is testing a rebranded Analytics dashboard and warning creators about repetitive AI content and distressing videos that could trigger demonetization.
X is leveraging its Grok AI system to identify and disqualify accounts using engagement-baiting tactics and reposting duplicated content from its revenue-sharing program.
TikTok has teamed up with the NBA and WNBA to offer exclusive in-app content, aiming to boost engagement with its growing basketball fanbase.
Meta has updated its AI tools with advanced safety features, alerting parents if children engage in chats related to self-harm.
A new YouTube report details the rising influence of athletic content creators and offers strategic guidance for brands seeking to partner with them.
