After his bid to take the social media platform private, the Tesla CEO elaborated on how he’d try to improve the user experience.
Following his $43 billion bid to take Twitter private, Elon Musk on Thursday explained what changes he’d like to implement on the social media platform. “A top priority I would have is eliminating the spam and spam bots and bot armies that are on Twitter,” the Tesla CEO said on stage during a TED event in Vancouver. “If I had a Dogecoin for every crypto scam I saw,” he added. Musk laid out other changes he’d make to improve the Twitter user experience, including open sourcing the Twitter algorithm and making the platform more transparent. If there are “any changes to people’s tweets, if they’re emphasized or de-emphasized, that action should be made apparent,” he said.
