X will add news reports compiled by the Grok AI. They were called Stories
07.05.24
Considered an entrepreneurial and marketing genius, Elon Musk continues to initiate the introduction of new features in the purchased Twitter. Social network X will add news reports that are generated by its own AI Grok. They were called Stories, which has something in common with the short videos of another social network.
The feature is designed to summarize personalized trending stories in the Explore section of the X app. According to the X Engineering team, Premium subscribers will be able to read a summary of X posts related to each trending story presented in the For You tab in the Explore section. The For You page shows news and stories that are popular in your area, as well as other suggested items.
When viewing each story, a story summary now appears at the top of the page, offering an overview of the topic. As you click on each story to view its associated X-posts, a story summary will appear at the top of the page, offering an overview of the topic.
Grok’s Stories is available now to Premium X subscribers. Premium subscriptions start at $8 per month when paid through the website rather than through app stores.
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