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- 1Meta adds typed requests to Facebook feed ranking▼ICYMI: Facebook feed now takes typed requests as Meta adds LLMs to ranking: Feed and Reels now accept typed interest req
Meta is adding large language models to Facebook's feed and Reels ranking system, letting users type requests for what they want to see, with updates taking effect within the same session. The change also gives creators and advertisers a ranking signal they cannot view, raising questions about what user data these models draw on.
- 2Facebook launches AI tool to customize your feed algorithm▼Facebook will let you customize your feed algorithm using AI Facebook's new "Your Algorithm" feature will let you direct
Meta is rolling out a new "Your Algorithm" feature on Facebook that lets users direct their own feed using AI. People can add and manage the topics they want to see in their feed and Facebook Reels, and Meta says recommendations respond right away after changes are made. The move gives users more hands-on control over what the platform's recommendation system shows them, moving away from purely opaque algorithmic curation.
- 3Facebook launches 'Your Algorithm' feed controls●Facebook's new "Your Algorithm" feature will let you directly add and manage topics you want to see in your feed and Fac
Facebook is rolling out a new 'Your Algorithm' feature that lets users directly add and manage the topics they want to see in their feed and Facebook Reels. By marking topics as 'interested' or 'not interested', users can shape recommendations, and Meta says the feed responds right away to those changes. The move gives users more direct control over what the platform's recommendation system shows them.
- 4Meta adds AI-powered personalization controls to Facebook feed●Meta is rolling out a new algorithm personalization feature for the Facebook feed and Reels, powered by the large langua
Meta is rolling out a new personalization feature for the Facebook feed and Reels, powered by the large language models behind its ranking systems. Users can open a menu from specific posts to refine their interests or not-interested lists, giving them more direct control over what the algorithm shows them.