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WHATSAPP CAN NOW DRAFT YOUR TEXTS 💬
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What’s up? WhatsApp is rolling out an updated version of Writing Help, which powers AI-generated suggested replies. This feature is optional and toggled off by default.
How does it work? Writing Help is designed to help people draft messages inside WhatsApp instead of using outside tools. The feature first launched in August 2025 and already let users rephrase, proofread, or change the tone of a message. Now, WhatsApp is expanding it so users can get AI-generated suggested replies based on the conversation itself. Meta says the feature is powered by its “Private Processing” system, which is meant to keep messages private while the AI creates suggestions. Some people will like the convenience, while others may feel AI-written messages aren’t genuine — soon texting might just reduce itself to AIs talking back and forth.
SPOTIFY GIVES ARTISTS CONTROL OF THEIR MUSIC 🎧
What’s up? Spotify is testing a new feature called Artist Profile Protection that lets musicians approve or reject releases before they appear on their artist pages — aimed at preventing AI slop.
How does this work? This gives artists or their teams a chance to review eligible releases before they go live on their profiles. If they approve a track, it can appear on their page, count toward their stats, and show up in recommendations. If they decline it, it stays off their profile and does not affect their numbers. Spotify says this is meant to address a growing problem across streaming services, where AI-generated songs and metadata mistakes can send music to the wrong artist page.
Why does this matter? Around 50,000 AI-generated songs get uploaded to Spotify every day. Fake AI songs can confuse fans, damage an artist’s identity, and take attention away from real work. Spotify removed 75 million AI-generated songs from the platform just last year. Hopefully, this gives artists more control over their music.
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Hi — I’m Hunter, a PhD candidate whose work has appeared in major academic journals and popular tech outlets. I founded FryAI to make staying ahead of AI clear, accessible, and fun.
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