Elon Musk’s controversial platform twitterAs expected, he kept his word and made the recommendation algorithm public. brought.
twitter by Elon Musk The recommendation algorithm used after on the GitHub page here can be examined. “Special for you” Codes that reveal what the algorithm looks at when determining which Tweets will appear in the timeline, and how it sorts and filters them, for Elon Musk and more.special highlight” also carries special labels. According to Twitter’s blog post, the recommendation process consists of three main stages.. The system first collects the Tweets it deems as “good” on the platform, with the help of different recommendation models, and then ranks these Tweets with a machine learning model. Finally, add Tweets from people you’ve blocked, Tweets you’ve seen before, or Tweets that aren’t safe for work (nudity, etc.) into your timeline. filtering before putting. by the way today paid Those who do not subscribe to Blue lose the blue approval badge they previously received for free. Many famous names state that they will not pay to maintain the blue badge of approval.
Twitter’s algorithm specifically labels whether the Tweet author is Elon Musk
“author_is_elon”
besides the Democrat, Republican and “Power User” labelshttps://t.co/fhpBjdfifX pic.twitter.com/orCPvfMTb9
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March 31, 2023
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The company had come to the fore with its leaked codes before. Part of Twitter’s source code last week GitHub The news that it was leaked over caused a lot of noise. The company then sent a copyright infringement notice to GitHub, asking for the leaked code to be removed. GitHub reportedly complied with this and removed the code that day. It’s unclear exactly how long the leaked code has been online, but it’s behind the leak. thought to be a former Twitter employee.
However, this is not yet certain because the platform has asked the District Court for the Northern District of California to issue an official order to identify the person who uploaded the code to GitHub and who downloaded the code. That decision was officially issued yesterday by the Northern California District Court. GitHub is now supposed to help identify the people who leaked and downloaded the Twitter source code, and it’s likely that the leaker and those who downloaded the code will face serious legal action soon.