Even Google appears to trust X less, with one expert telling Sky News the search engine treats X competitor Bluesky as 10 times more important than Elon Musk's platform.
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis, The Guardian newspaper, and even the Clifton Suspension Bridge have joined swathes of people deserting Elon Musk's social media site X. Millions have instead joined Bluesky, a site run by former Twitter founder Jack Dorsey that has a stronger focus on moderation. According to the official Bluesky account, a million people joined the platform in just one day this week, after Musk was given a position in Donald Trump's government.
' And as more people use the platform, huge search engines like Google and AI models like ChatGPT will start to trust it even more. However, people aren't just migrating to Bluesky. After Musk began changing X, many in the tech community disappeared off to a social site called Mastodon. LinkedIn hosts a business crowd, TikTok is famously popular with young people, Meta's Threads has enticed some creatives and Discord is where gamers go to chat.
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