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Elon Musk presses on Twitter Restrictions

Twitter, the social media platform led by Elon Musk, has made significant changes to its rules, impacting artificial intelligence (AI) based chatbots like ChatGPT.

In a recent development, Twitter, the social media platform led by Elon Musk, has made significant changes to its rules, impacting artificial intelligence (AI) based chatbots like ChatGPT.

The new rules limit the number of tweets users can view per 24 hours, giving verified accounts an edge over non-verified ones. This move is aimed at preventing data scraping and system manipulation.

Musk, who has been vocal about the potential threats of AI, explained that these restrictions are necessary to prevent "excessive data scraping." The new rules have reportedly blocked ChatGPT's web browser extension from accessing Twitter data.

Previously, the OpenAI chatbot could easily browse Twitter data and perform actions like summarising a series of tweets. Now, such requests result in a 'technical issue' message.

Verified Twitter users like Jessica Tetreau have welcomed these changes, appreciating the platform's initiative to protect its users. However, these restrictions have also impacted the AI-based crypto tokens Render ($RNDR) and SingularityNET ($AGIX), which saw a significant dip in the last 24 hours.

The crypto market is always evolving, and these changes highlight the importance of staying updated and adapting to new rules and regulations. As AI continues to play a significant role in the tech and crypto industries, it's crucial to balance innovation with user protection.

Remember, in this rapidly changing digital landscape, staying informed is key.

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