X Uses Grok to Detect Content Theft Three Times as Fast and Expels 4,000 Pay Program Creators
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X has cleaned up its payment program and 4,000 creators have been left out of a plume. The manager has the name of AI: Grok, the artificial intelligence model that now detects stolen content at a speed that triples the previous one. And it not only detects it: it reallocates the impressions and returns the money to the original creators. Nikita Bier, head of X product, has confirmed that the new version of Grok identifies videos, images and vira…
X has escalated its war against content theft on the platform. According to Nikita Bier, head of X’s product, the latest version of the Grok model can detect duplicate content—videos, images and viral text reverberated without attribution—three times the speed of the previous version. As a result of the new detection capability, X has expelled more than 4,000 co-creators from the revenue-sharing program by re-using the content of others without …
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