According to reports, Meta has announced the launch of an AI feature called "Your Algorithm" on Facebook, enabling users to express their preferences in natural language and adjust the content they see in their News Feed and Reels. Users can select topics they wish to increase or decrease, with relevant recommendations updating in real time;
The platform may also engage users with follow-up questions to gauge feedback on content. Facebook has also revised the three-dot menu for posts, allowing users to directly access "Your Algorithm," or choose "Interested" and "Not Interested" to manage their preferences. This feature was previously rolled out on Instagram, with Meta stating its goal is to make content recommendations more aligned with user interests.
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