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Elon Musk’s social media platform X has unveiled a new architecture that determines what users see in their feeds.
Important points:
- Platform X has released its feed algorithm as open source, revealing how it distributes and displays content.
- The system uses a type of adapter from Grok to predict user interactions.
- Musk acknowledged flaws in the algorithm and promised to issue a public update.
The move is one of the first to be unveiled by a major social media platform, and comes as X faces challenges in managing content, artificial intelligence, and cryptocurrency-related activities on the site.
The new open-source system is built on the Transformer-based machine learning engine used in Grok, an artificial intelligence model developed by Musk’s xAI company, the engineering team at X said.
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Algorithms control how posts are placed on X’s For You feed, predicting user actions such as likes, responses and reposts to determine what is most visible.
Musk described the ad as a candid look at an imperfect system. In a letter following the announcement, he acknowledged that the policy “needs significant reform,” and emphasized that public scrutiny could help drive progress.
He added that X plans to release regular updates every four weeks, along with detailed notes from the developers explaining what has been changed.
According to technical documentation, the system relies on end-to-end machine learning instead of manual input commands.
Written primarily in Rust and Python, the model takes data from two sources: the accounts the user follows, and the statistics identified by machine learning.
These articles are rated based on expected value, with the lowest value appearing most frequently in news articles.
Exposure may also affect cryptocurrency creators and accounts that rely heavily on X to reach their target audience.
Grok’s analysis of the algorithm highlighted a number of factors that affect exposure, including dating history, content evolution, author diversity, and negative signals such as account bans or bans.
For manufacturers, this clarity can reduce the estimation of what drives distribution, although it can also reduce the effort to use group strategies.
X is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related software
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The company said it will no longer allow apps that reward users for writing or chatting on the X platform, citing concerns about spam and interference from artificial intelligence.
Beyond cryptocurrencies, X’s growing AI strategy has attracted attention, especially in Europe, where regulators have expressed concern over Grok’s image creation.
The platform has limited some capabilities and put security behind the scenes.
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The market’s recent action was led by KAITO, a token linked to the Kaito platform, which fell nearly 20% in one day as investors digested what many saw as a structural risk rather than a short-term change in the platform.
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