What’s shaking up social this week? (Thread)
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Facebook creates its own chatbot called Blender, which blends a diverse set of human conversational skills like empathy, knowledge and personality together in one system. It has been brought to the market using a new chatbot recipe of improved decoding techniques+ skills!
Instagram is processing “Shops from Facebook” feature which will suggest products to its users according to their previous search across various online websites. They will use the data available across Facebook products, including Instagram, to make personalized recommendations!
TikTok users can report misinformation with this new in-app feature – Misleading Information, which will enable users to distinguish between facts and false content. TikTok has given a sub-category within the feature named “COVID-19 information” !
Facebook has expanded its Community Help feature to make it easier for people to support local businesses and nonprofit organizations. Users can find gift cards, donate to local nonprofit fundraisers, sign up to become a blood donor and find local job opportunities!
LinkedIn is introducing 2 new features – a video introduction tool and AI-powered feedback tool, which will help people in preparing for some of the most common questions that are asked in the screening process.
With more people turning to live video to connect with their community during COVID-19, Facebook brought back its ‘Live With” feature that lets hosts choose a guest to go Live With during their mobile live broadcasts – either from their Page or profile!
Twitter introduces a new layout for replies that will use lines and indentations to make it easier for the users to understand who they’re replying to and how the conversation is flowing.
Twitter will also test putting engagement actions – likes, retweets and reply icons, behind an extra tap to make replies to conversations easier to follow!
Facebook announced the first members of the oversight board who will be empowered to make binding decisions about what content must be allowed or removed on both Facebook and Instagram.
