Instagram announced last month that the reshuffled homepage was coming, moving the new post button back to the bottom of the app where it was before.
It’s part of a larger move away from shopping features at the company — it said today it was also getting rid of live shopping features.
All monetizing creators on the platform are now able to earn ad revenue on videos that use licensed music — a change the platform announced last fall.
Creators now have two options: pay a fee upfront to use music, or share profits with rights holders.
A story about low testosterone generated using an AI tool and published by Men’s Journal contained several factual errors, Futurism reports.
Men’s Journal is the latest to publish — and then correct — stories that used AI systems following the CNET AI saga. CNET eventually added corrections to more than half of its AI-generated articles.
Creators on the platform will be able to sort comments by keywords, dates, and commenter name and moderate en masse, according to TechCrunch.
The new feature gives Facebook creators the option to like or hide several comments on their posts at once.
