By futureTEKnow | Editorial Team
X has just launched a pilot program that lets AI chatbots generate Community Notes, marking a significant shift in how the platform approaches fact-checking and context on social media. Community Notes, a feature that allows users to add contextual information to posts, has been a cornerstone of X’s efforts to combat misinformation. Now, with the integration of AI, the platform is aiming to dramatically scale the reach and speed of these notes.
“Our focus has always been on increasing the number of notes getting out there… Humans don’t want to check every single post on X—they tend to check the high visibility stuff. But machines could potentially write notes on far more content.”
— Keith Coleman, VP of Product and Head of Community Notes at X.
Open Participation: Developers can build their own AI note writers using X’s proprietary Grok model or other large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, connecting them to X via an API.
Human-in-the-Loop: AI-generated notes must adhere to the same rules as human-written notes. Every note is vetted and rated by human users before it becomes public, ensuring accuracy and fairness.
Consensus Mechanism: Notes only appear publicly when they achieve consensus among groups of users with historically different perspectives, maintaining the trust and credibility of the system.
Continuous Improvement: Human feedback on AI-generated notes will be used to further train and refine the AI models, creating a feedback loop that aims to improve the quality and fairness of future notes.
The move is not about replacing human contributors but about making the fact-checking process more efficient and comprehensive. By leveraging both human and AI input, X hopes to expand the scope of Community Notes to cover more content, faster, without sacrificing trust.
This approach is timely as other major platforms like Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are experimenting with similar community-driven fact-checking initiatives, often inspired by X’s model. The integration of AI could set a new standard for scalable, community-sourced moderation and context, especially as generative AI becomes more central to how information is discovered and shared online.
AI-generated Community Notes will start appearing in X feeds in the coming weeks as an initial cohort of testers rolls out the feature. The company is optimistic that this hybrid approach—combining the scale of AI with the discernment of human reviewers—will set a new benchmark for trustworthy, real-time context in social media.
As AI continues to reshape the information ecosystem, X’s experiment could be a glimpse into the future of scalable, community-powered fact-checking—one where both humans and machines collaborate to keep the internet honest.
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