Ready for crowdsourced fact-checking on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads? 200,000 people have sign up so far - and the ...

In a blog, Meta said the testing in the US would begin March 18, with about 200,000 potential contributors already signed up. Anyone over 18 with a Meta account more than six months old can also join ...

Meta has said that its “Community Notes” feature intended to replace third-party fact checkers will use the open-source algorithm developed by Elon Musk’s X. Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg ...

During the testing period, notes will not immediately appear on content, and the company will gradually admit people from the waitlist and thoroughly test the system before public implementation.

At the beginning of the test, the company will gradually admit users off the waitlist at random. To sign up to be a Community Notes contributor, you need to be 18 or older, have an account that is ...

The Community Notes system will rely on user ... The tech giant said that it will take time to test the note-writing and rating system before it begins publishing notes publicly.

"And the great thing about community notes is that, first of all ... admitting people off the waitlist and will take time to test the writing and rating system before any notes are published.

The company will gradually admit people from the waitlist and test the writing and rating system before any notes are made public. Community Notes will have a 500 character limit and must include a ...

Meta will start testing "Community Notes" in the U.S. from March 18 using technology developed by Elon Musk-owned X, the Facebook parent said on Thursday, two months after scrapping its fact-checking ...

(Reuters) -Meta will begin testing "Community Notes" in the U.S. from March 18, using a technology developed by Elon ...

Meta introduces 'Community Notes', a crowdsourced fact-checking tool using Elon Musk’s X algorithm to replace third-party fact-checkers.

Meta has said that its “Community Notes” feature intended to replace third-party fact checkers will use the open-source algorithm developed by Elon Musk’s X. Meta chief executive Mark ...