Meta’s has been listening to some concerns after all especially now after some pressure.

These changes very well could help parents moderate their teens. Meta’s head of product says these changes address particular 3 concerns in an Npr interview.

Will this be the end of the complaints and concerns geared towards Instagram, probably not.

  • garretble@lemmy.worldEnglish
    98·
    2 months ago

    I’m glad nearly every word in this image is highlighted so I’d know what to read.

    (I’m just joshin’)

      • Rob200OPEnglish
        32·
        2 months ago

        It’s not an ai summary because if it was the wording would had been different from the article. The content featured in the screenshot is from the article and I manually draw attention to parts I am interested in and also to narrow things down. I started highlighting instead of redacting just so people wouldn’t say i’m censoring.

        For those who think it’s an ai summary idk what to tell you.

        • lunarul@lemmy.worldEnglish
          2·
          2 months ago

          If you read the whole text and interpret the highlights as emphasis then it’s just annoying and hard to read (sort of like those people who add random commas everywhere). If you read just the highlighted text then it sounds like a summary, but there are mistakes in it, which is why I assumed AI.

          • Rob200OPEnglish
            21·
            2 months ago

            See the screenshot isn’t intended to be a summary but a selected portion I react to with a select post. If someone wants to read the full story, it’s linked to.

            I, or if it’s not a post I created then the op usually provides the link to the article and if any one were to ask me I would always tell them to read the article for full context.

    • helpImTrappedOnline@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2·
      2 months ago

      Na, that’s a total valid point. In school you could tell anyone who’s note book was a giant yellow soggy mess was not going to adjust well to adult life.