Jay Baxter

And so we've recently put into place some changes to the policies there where if your post is noted, you can't make money off it.

Also, if you post AI-generated footage of a war or conflict and you do not clearly call it out, you are suspended from the revenue-sharing program for three months.

If you do it again, you're suspended forever.

And so that's kind of a big deal.

Those will shape the underlying motivations people have.

Yes, we are building this.

This is an awesome future.

So we have a pilot running.

The idea is, so in community notes, we find the kind of like corrections or context that's helpful to people from different points of view.

What if we could find the ideas or opinions that are liked by people from different points of view?

And when it happens in the pilot program, the post will just get a call out saying liked by people from different perspectives.

And we see this, obviously, people were very happy to see Delta not allow Congress to skip the TSA line until TSA was funded.

And we see this, yes.

Yeah, you're among millions of people who also feel this way.

And we see this agreement across a lot of topics.

Things that you think of as controversial, we see it across immigration, across the economy, taxes, international conflicts, et cetera.

There really is a lot of agreement out there.

Not on everything, but there's quite a bit of it.

And the concept is, if we can identify that, we don't need to boost this to start.

Just show people when there's agreement on something.