Snapchat announced it will no longer reward fully AI-generated videos in its Spotlight feature, aiming to promote authentic content created by real people. The platform will adjust its recommendation system to prioritize human-made videos while still allowing creators to use AI tools for editing and enhancement. This move responds to growing criticism of low-quality AI-generated content and aligns with similar actions by other tech companies to maintain content quality and originality. Snapchat also recently introduced new safety measures for underage users on Spotlight.
Meta Platforms has settled with a teen plaintiff who accused the company of designing Instagram and Facebook to be addictive, causing mental health issues. The settlement occurred just after jury selection began for a trial involving two teens suing ...
Reddit reported strong Q3 2026 earnings with revenue up 53% and net income rising 74%, beating analyst expectations. However, its stock fell 25% as CEO Steve Huffman warned that Google's AI-powered search is reducing Reddit's referral traffic, potent...
Reddit's stock dropped 5% before its Q3 2026 earnings report due to worries about slowing U.S. user growth, contributing to a 44% year-to-date loss. The company forecasts slower revenue growth for Q3 compared to Q2, with international user growth out...
