
AI for social media: the editor checking your Douyin posts pre-publish
Imagine writing the perfect Douyin post, only for it to get blocked. Now an AI checks it first, pointing out exactly what's wrong.
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Imagine writing the perfect Douyin post, only for it to get blocked. Now an AI checks it first, pointing out exactly what's wrong.

Imagine wanting to understand what Chinese people really think about a topic, just by reading WeChat comments. Now there's a trick to do it without losing your mind and have everything at your fingertips.

Are Instagram and Facebook too "sticky" for our kids? The European Union thinks so, and it's putting Meta on the spot.


Australia is getting serious about enforcing its under-16 social media ban. Bigger fines and stronger enforcement powers are coming, and Big Tech won't like it.
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We always thought journalists were born to communicate. Yet, on social media, they seem to turn into awkward performers, finding it more a staged act than a real conversation.

Trading Wall Street for TikTok? Sounds wild, but it's the new path for many finance pros. They're waving goodbye to bonuses and balance sheets, chasing followers and brand deals instead.
Imagine taking two tech giants to court and winning, before even getting your driver's license. An unexpected victory shook Meta and Google, but the story doesn't end there.
Picture having a digital sidekick that whispers what to post, when to post it, and how to make it stick — without you losing your mind over it. Facebook just turned that fantasy into a real thing, at least for creators brave enough to test it.

An American lawyer decided to stop waiting for tech platforms to regulate themselves — and he's taken the fight straight to the courts and corridors of power. The question is simple: what does it actually take to protect kids from the TikTok obsession?

While the rest of the world is still debating whether social media harms kids, the UK has stopped asking questions and decided to act. This week brings the official announcement of a sweeping ban: no TikTok, no Instagram, no AI chatbots for anyone under 16.

As governments worldwide start saying "no" to social media for young people, Apple is doubling down on tools that let parents actually see what their kids are doing online. It's not censorship, it's not a Big Brother dystopia — it's more like a digital babysitter that fits in your pocket.