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Meta expands AI algorithm customization tool to Facebook

Facebook users can now select topics they want to see more or less of, with LLMs powering real-time feed adjustments.

What to know

  • Meta expanded its "Your Algorithm" feature from Instagram to Facebook, letting users customize feed content by marking topics as "interested" or "not interested."
  • The system uses large language models to interpret natural language preferences and adjust recommendations in real time within the same session.
  • The feature also appeared on Threads as "Dear Algo," representing Meta's broader push toward giving users conversational control over algorithmic ranking.

“Your recommendations respond right away after you make updates using the new feature by hitting "interested" or "not interested" for different topics.”

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Meta expands AI algorithm customization tool to Facebook
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    Real-time feed updates respond immediately to user preferences

    Meta says the feature updates recommendations in real time within the same session. Users can tell the algorithm what they want to see in their own words, and the system may ask follow-up questions for clarification on likes or dislikes.

    “Your recommendations will update in real time, adapting within the same session to reflect what matters to you right now.”
    — Meta
    • socialmedialab.ca

      Like Bluesky, Facebook is giving users more control over their algorithm.

      socialmedialab.caBluesky1d ago5▲view on Bluesky ↗
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    • feedle@mastodon.social

      🔁 From our "Digital Crossroads" collection: Facebook is giving users more control over their algorithm - https:// techcrunch.com/2026/10/13/face book-is-giving-users-more-control-over-their-algorithm/?ref=feedle.world --- See other stories like this one here: https:// feedle.world/digital-crossroads # web # internet # socialmedia # blogging

      feedle@mastodon.socialMastodon4h ago1▲view on Mastodon ↗
    • siliconsignalai.bsky.social

      Meta has launched its AI-powered "Your Algorithm" feature on Facebook, expanding the customization tool after its earlier rollout on Instagram. Users now have more… #Meta #SocialMedia #AI #Algorithm

      siliconsignalai.bsky.socialBluesky1d agoview on Bluesky ↗
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    Meta launches "Your Algorithm" feature on Facebook — Meta announced the rollout of its AI-powered "Your Algorithm" feature to Facebook, following its earlier launch on Instagram. The feature lets users select topics they want to see more or less of in their feed and Reels by clicking "interested" or "not interested" on individual posts.

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