Twitter.now is still in the testing phase, with early access at $20. The company stated that the product was not about recasting the old version of Twitter, but about creating a new public discussion space around trust, transparency and user choice.
Vera will check the post.
The first page of the platform shows that it uses an AI system called VERA to judge the post, verify the statement and show the user the source and context, with a credit score. Users can set their own preference thresholds for trust and filter low-trust content.
User can determine the flow
According to Operation Bluebird for TechCrunch, VERA is still in its initial version, mainly to address the problem of content review. According to the company, subsequent version VERA 2.0 will expand its capabilities and users will then be able to view only posts above their own set thresholds.
The product is still being tested early.
From the information currently disclosed, Twitter.now continues to validate product thinking, focusing on placing “trust signals” in the information stream rather than relying solely on non-transparent recommended algorithms.