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After releasing the Grok AI-1.5V model, Elon Musk's X has now announced a new feature called Stories on X, which will deliver the latest news summarized by Grok AI, only for premium users.

X owner Elon Musk says that he still plans to put in a "small fee for new user write access" to help combat the increased use of bots. There's no word on what the fee will be or when it will launch.

After bringing many changes to X, Elon Musk has reportedly removed the option to hide the blue verification checkmark on users' X profiles even though they are paying for a premium account.

The European Union's regulatory body has officially launched a probe of X (formerly Twitter) to see if the social network has violated the EU's Digital Services Act for content moderation and more.

Elon Musk has announced that X will start showing headlines again on the platform in a future release. Earlier this year, the company had decided to remove titles from the articles on the platform.

News stories shared on X will reportedly only include a featured image and the URL. If the publishers want to share a piece of text with the story, they may have to type it themselves.

The founder and chairman of X, Elon Musk, is now saying that he wants to get rid of a way that lets users block other accounts on the social network, claiming, "It makes no sense."

In the saga that is Elon Musk's management of X, it's being reported that links to websites that he has been having arguments with online are now loading slower, with delays of up to 5 seconds.

AI.com changed ownership from OpenAI to Elon Musk's X.ai. Its value was estimated at $3 million. The saga surrounding the domain spans more than 20 years, with the first owner allegedly being Google.

X will now allow Blue subscribers to download videos from the website as long as they meet certain criteria. This comes just a day after Musk announced that Blue users can now hide blue checkmarks.

Twitter contuines its rebranding led by Elon Musk. It changed its official handle to @X, with other accounts following suit. However, some parts of the platform still retain original branding.

Elon Musk is ditching the Twitter name for his social network with the new X brand, complete with a new logo. However, it sure looks very similar to the X in Microsoft's Xbox Series X console logo.