X is implementing stricter rules for parody accounts, requiring them to use key words like “fake” or “parody” in their names and use different images from the accounts they impersonate. This change aims to reduce confusion and impersonation on the platform, particularly with accounts mimicking Elon Musk. Users have welcomed the move, as many parody accounts engage in misleading activities, such as promoting cryptocurrency and fake giveaways. The platform previously introduced labels for parody accounts and a blue tick verification system, but their effectiveness has been disputed, with the EU criticizing the latter for potentially deceiving users.
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IBM announces $150 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, research
IBM announced a significant investment of $150 billion in U.S. manufacturing, with over $30 billion allocated for research and development to support the production of mainframe and quantum computers domestically. CEO Arvind Krishna emphasized the importance of technology in shaping the future and reaffirmed IBM's commitment to American jobs and manufacturing, which has been a core focus since its inception. This investment coincides with President Trump's tariff policies aimed at encouraging U.S. manufacturing expansion. Full...
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