MONDAY MORNING LEARNING – FEBRUARY 2024

Published on 26 Feb '24

Meta Labels AI‑Generated Images on Facebook, Instagram & Threads

Meta introduced mandatory labeling for AI-generated images to increase transparency and help users distinguish synthetic content in their feeds. This move addresses growing concerns around deepfakes and misinformation, ensuring users are more aware when content is machine-made.
The transparency measure reflects Meta’s responsible AI strategy, reassuring the public about ethical content use. It also sets a precedent for transparency standards that other platforms may soon adopt.

Source: https://about.fb.com/news/2024/02/labeling-ai-generated-images-on-facebook-instagram-and-threads/


TikTok Launches Dedicated Search Shortcut

TikTok made content discovery smoother by adding an optional Search shortcut users can pin directly to their home screens. This reduces friction between launching the app and finding relevant content.
By elevating search visibility, TikTok is encouraging deeper exploration and longer session times beyond algorithmic recommendations—great news for creators aiming to grow via discoverability.

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/february-2024-social-media-platform-updates-3sixfive-nljmf/


TikTok Tests Auto‑Generated Shop Links in Videos

TikTok is experimenting with auto-generated shopping links in videos, automatically identifying products within content and making them shoppable.
This seamless integration of social commerce aims to transform any creator’s video into a potential storefront, simplifying the buying process and opening new monetization opportunities.

Source: https://thesocialgame.co.uk/blogs/news/februarys-social-media-must-read-updates


YouTube Enhances Playlist Analytics & Content Gap Insights

YouTube rolled out advanced Playlist Analytics, revealing how playlists versus individual videos perform—enabling creators to understand viewer behavior more deeply.
It also added Content Gap Insights in the Research tab, highlighting trending topics creators haven’t yet covered on their channels. These tools help inform strategic content planning and identify growth opportunities.

Source: https://vamp.com/blog/social-media-updates-february-2024/