Twitter will soon only recommend paid users in its For You feed
that the website will only display tweets from verified accounts in For You's recommendations starting on April 15th going forward.
Musk explained that the company is making the move to combat AI bots and that it's the"only realistic way" to prevent"advanced AI bot swarms" from taking over. He also said that Twitter is fighting a"hopeless losing battle" otherwise if it doesn't implement the change. In a follow-up tweet, Musk clarified that AI bots can pay for verification , as long as they don't impersonate a human.
Twitter's For You interface shows not just tweets from the accounts a user follows, but also content based on previous tweets they've liked or other people in their network have liked. The feature
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