Threads tests “Dear Algo” — ask the algorithm to adjust your feed
Threads tests “Dear Algo” — a new way to tell the algorithm what you want Meta is experimenting with a feature inspired by user posts that start with "Dear Algo." When users write "Dear Algo" at the start of a post, Threads will treat that as an AI‑powered signal to show more or less of the requested content in the user's feed for up to three days, according to posts from Mark Zuckerberg and Threads head Connor Hayes. The test is limited and technical details are scarce: Meta hasn’t said how broadly it will roll out the feature or how it will parse and weight requests. Connor Hayes noted that public profiles’ requests can be seen by others, who may connect or repost the request — which makes this both…
