Pew’s latest social media report shows X’s staying power in the U.S., despite competition

Meta is entering the electricity trading market to accelerate the construction of new power plants necessary for its data centers. This strategic move aims to enhance its energy supply and support its growing operations in artificial intelligence.

X has introduced an 'About this account' feature that reveals a profile's country of origin and additional information, aiming to enhance transparency on the platform. This feature is part of a broader initiative to improve user account visibility and combat trolling.

Meta has achieved a significant legal victory against the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), allowing the company to potentially resume acquiring startups after a period of regulatory scrutiny. This ruling marks a pivotal moment for Meta and could reshape its growth strategy in the competitive tech landscape.

Meta is introducing usernames for Facebook Groups, allowing users to create unique identifiers for their profiles within group settings. This feature aims to enhance user interaction and make it easier to identify members in various groups. The rollout is expected to improve the overall experience for users participating in group discussions.

Meta is entering the power trading market to support its AI expansion, committing to long-term energy contracts to assist plant developers. This strategic move aims to bolster Meta's infrastructure as it continues to grow its artificial intelligence capabilities.

X has begun rolling out a new feature called 'About this account' to user profiles. This feature will provide information about users' locations, their connections to X, and the number of times they have changed their usernames.

Meta has launched the third version of its Segment Anything Model (SAM 3), which utilizes an open vocabulary to analyze both images and videos. This model represents a shift from traditional segmentation methods by integrating human and AI annotators in its training process.

Meta is set to test an AI-powered personalized daily briefing for Facebook users in New York City and San Francisco. This new feature aims to provide users with tailored information relevant to their daily lives, positioning Meta to compete with ChatGPT's Pulse.