They say that they are still committed to the development of the X-Connect app while following regulations and focusing on innovations even after this information of them being sued. After a U.S. cabinet meeting in which an A.I. implication was brought up, the U.S. government and X each threatened to sue the other entity. So they say that they have no government relations, yet still talk to the U.S. cabinet? That is directly going against what the X representative said they were doing. How are you able to go against your own words?

Even though they are receiving an abundance of backlash and are in the midst of getting sued, X Corporation is still attempting to further develop their app. Which also raises the question, will that affect the amount of users that will use their X-Connect app? They have said that they are going to continue to control their app because they have trust in their own systems, and as of now have no further comment on the situation.

X, in defense of it’s name and absolutely appalled by the accusations against the corporation, has successfully launched a countersuit against the DOJ. The verdict of this countersuit is undoubtedly one to track over the coming days as developments arise.

Furthermore, rival company Tencent has gained 10% of X’s shares in a previous transaction with Vanguard, an investment management company. Due to Tencent holding at least a 10% share within the corporation, they have earned themselves a seat at the table of X’s corporate board, one with the additional right to cast votes that can held guide the course in which things go for the corporation

Now, X struggles yet again with internal issues that could prove detrimental to the security of the board as an American corporation as well as users of X and X-Connect.

The X representative stated how, “X AI is used to flag false information.” There are opposing view on this opinion stated by the X representative by the U.S.A. representative. While X is saying that false information will be flagged, the U.S.A. is warning others to watch what they post on X.

X representative said, “X maps is something that we have never seen before.” Yet, most mobile phones, whether Apple, Samsung, or Google, have some sort of maps app. So why is implementing a map setting into an app on a phone that already has a map built in? It is nothing that we have not already seen before.

“Our goal is to create an easy use for the user,” X representative shared. Yet the X Connect app is only slightly the same as the original Twitter app that was used before the purchase from Elon Musk. The new features are just getting father off from the original app that everyone did love.

The new X Connect app that is being proposed is using AI technology within the app, which has already been discussed negatively by a large population of the public. There have also been some new proposed features that are taking away from the social media aspect of the app, which would seem to take away from the connect aspect of the app that the X representative tried make everyone aware of.

In an closed door interview with the Washington Post, X Director of Human Resources and Chair of Legal Department released specifics on some of the new features coming to the platform. These features will all be contained within a new app called X-Connect. It should be noticed that this will separate the parent company X from the daughter everything app that will be X-Connect, a situation similar to that of Uber and UberEats. Some of the features that can be expected to be found on X-Connect are an in-app browser extension, a professional business social network, an in-app streaming platform, and an artificial intelligence (A.I.) assistant.

Moreover, during a press conference Thursday, X Director of Public Relations made the promise that X will be the app that connects us all, in addition that “[X] will be the app that everyone has and everyone uses”. If the features that the company plans to release can successfully connect with its intended global audience, X’s aspirations may not be as unobtainable as they may seem.

A representative from X spoke lightly on the situation, “We will be adding additional features,” that a representative from X said “will completely change social media.” Those new possible features were not disclosed at the time of the conference.

“It is something that we have never seen in our other competitors,” the X representative further explained. Further showing how they are sharing that there will be change, but more has to come with it. The team members of X want to see further connection within people on the app, and also want to change the “app game.” They want to keep misinformation out and further discuss within themselves before adding more change, which is also being discussed with the United States.

In October 2022, multibillionaire Elon Musk took over the Twitter app, then renaming it X. Musk paid $44 million dollars to buy X, intending to make a social media platform that allows freedom of speech around the globe. The most visible change that has been implemented to the app has been the switch from the blue bird logo and Twitter name to the switch to the black and white X logo.