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This article recommends ten notable AI bloggers on X for valuable insights on AI integration, development, and trends.
Tyler Johnston investigates the funding behind a network of X accounts that claim AI concerns are part of a psyop, sharing findings in a thread.
The Trump administration criticizes EU tech regulations and supports Elon Musk in disputes over fines imposed on X under the Digital Services Act. The EU is also investigating X's integration of its AI chatbot Grok for potential breaches.
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has posted on X, likely discussing AI-related topics or industry updates.
The post announces an upcoming AMA session with @robj3d3 and @tibo_maker, where they will discuss strategies for going viral on X and roast selected X accounts.
A tweet by @dhh highlights that the AI discussion around p(abundance) deserves more attention than the often-headlined p(doom).
A website aggregates public sentiment from X (Twitter) about the AI agent Devin developed by Cognition.
The user shared positive feedback on the 'Not Brother — X Relationship Observer' Chrome extension, which is free, open source, runs locally, and monitors relationship changes on the X platform.
Grok Bot transforms X into a conversational research database by allowing users to read and analyze timelines, mentions, likes, and trends without posting capabilities.
User @levelsio reports a new record monthly revenue from X, totaling approximately $25,000, with breakdowns from ad revenue share, subscriptions, books, and merch.
X (Twitter) open sourced its 'For You' timeline ranking algorithm under the Apache v2 license, revealing how it weights predicted user behaviors like likes, replies, and dwell time, and applies separate safety and diversity filters.
Kalshi reports that X was the 6th most visited website in the world last month.
The tweet author recounts how several former adult actresses transitioned to AI development, using Claude Code to write frontend code, build websites, and make games, sparking discussion.
X is replacing its Revenue Share program with a stricter system requiring 500K home timeline impressions from verified users every 90 days, manual review, and content value assessment. The new program opens September 8th, with the old one ending September 7th.
The post announces the launch of Original Content Rewards, a program that replaces misaligned Revenue Sharing incentives to encourage creators to bring net new content to the platform.
Nikita Bier announced his departure as X's product lead, transitioning to an advisory role. The original poster defends him, noting that being responsible for a product with such a large user base entails a heavy workload.
X head of product Nikita Bier is stepping down after one year to become an advisor, noting that nearly every aspect of X was rebuilt during his tenure. He mentioned next leaders and highlighted the recent launch of X Money.
The author announces stepping back from leading product at X to become an advisor, citing the app's growth and recent achievements while thanking the team and Elon Musk.
X (formerly Twitter) is launching X Money, a payments feature that integrates money transfers into the social network.
A developer built XViral, an open-source Python tool that uses LLM orchestration to locally simulate X's leaked 2026 production ranking algorithm, including handling withheld judge parameters and scoring drafts.