In an interesting turn of events, users of X (formerly Twitter) discovered a "X Score" feature that was touted to provide an insight into their social credit standing on the platform. However, most users were shocked when the AI assistant gave them a paltry 38 out of 100. This led to speculations of a possible algorithm tweak by X's owner Elon Musk, but later it was revealed that this was not an official feature and no changes had been made to the algorithm. So, if you're wondering why your views are going down, Musk has a simple answer for you.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk made headlines for openly condemning President Joe Biden's decision to give billionaire philanthropist George Soros the highly prestigious Presidential Medal of Freedom. Musk expressed his disapproval on his social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, and called Biden's decision a "travesty." Biden announced the list of 19 honorees for this year, citing Soros' focus on global initiatives for democracy, human rights, education, and social justice as the reason for his selection. However, Musk's public criticism has sparked debate and raised questions about the controversial awardee.
Once heralded as the hub of online discourse, Twitter's popularity is diminishing after billionaire Elon Musk acquired the platform and renamed it X. Following the US election, many users have abandoned the site, citing dissatisfaction with the new ownership. While Twitter claims to have dominated global conversation during the election, other social media competitors are gaining traction.
The influencial figure and cryptocurrency enthusiast, Elon Musk, has once again caused a stir on social media by changing his Twitter profile name to 'Kekius Maximus' and replacing his profile picture with the popular Pepe the Frog meme. This comes after he had previously changed his display name to 'Mr. Tweet' back in 2023. The meme-inspired cryptocurrency token, which operates on multiple blockchain platforms, has recently experienced a surge in value, reaching a high of $0.005667. In a post on X, Musk hinted at his love for video games, stating that 'Kekius Maximus' will soon reach level 80 in a game called 'hardcore PoE'.
Tech mogul Elon Musk has caused quite a stir with his recent statement that hashtags are no longer needed on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). According to Musk, who bought the company two years ago, the platform's new features and AI chatbot Grok have made hashtags obsolete. This surprising opinion was backed up by the AI chatbot itself, suggesting that X no longer needs hashtags to track posts. Musk's admission not only shows his control over his company's platform but also hints at a possible algorithm change in the works.
Following a recent post by a user named "DogeDesigner," which claimed that X had become the #1 news app on Apple's AppStore in India, billionaire Elon Musk confirmed the news. Musk acquired X, formerly known as Twitter, in October of 2022 for $44 billion. According to Statista.com, India ranks third in the world for the number of Twitter users, with over 25 million users. After the announcement, Musk's followers praised the platform, with users from Australia, Germany, Brazil, and India congratulating X on its achievement. This comes after a mass exodus of users from X to alternative platforms, like Bluesky, after the 2024 United States presidential election.
Billionaire Elon Musk has confirmed that X, formerly known as Twitter, has become the number-one news app on Apple's AppStore in India. Musk acquired X for a whopping $44 billion in October 2022. This news comes after user 'DogeDesigner' shared a post about X's success on the AppStore. Stay updated on the latest Business news, stock market updates, and financial tips through Zee Business's Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channels.
Elon Musk's platform, formerly known as Twitter, surged in popularity on Apple's App store in India, claiming the top spots on both iPhone and iPad rankings. This growth occurred amidst heightened user engagement during the US presidential election, which Musk actively contributed to by posting updates and engaging with users. Despite controversies and policy shifts, Musk's vision for X as an "everything app" continues to attract a large user base, further supported by the introduction of premium features and a streamlined design.
British luxury car manufacturer Jaguar has unveiled a new logo as part of its rebranding effort, but it has not been well received by the public. The updated design has been the subject of criticism on social media, with viewers expressing disappointment over the lack of cars in the promotional video and the absence of the iconic Leaper Cat logo. Despite defending their new design, Jaguar has faced backlash from users on X (formerly Twitter), prompting them to invite Tesla CEO Elon Musk to an upcoming event to showcase their new vehicles.
The formerly beloved social media platform, X, has been experiencing a mass exodus of users following owner Elon Musk's announcement of new terms of service that would allow him to analyze users' content for artificial intelligence training. This announcement comes after Musk's acquisition of Twitter two years ago for a hefty $44 billion, and amidst the launch of Meta-owned company Threads' similar app. The departure of about 15,000 users is expected to continuously rise with the recent reveal that Musk will be leading the Department of Government Efficiency for President-elect Donald Trump.