Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday called a group of advisors into a room at the company's headquarters to determine why his engagement numbers are dropping and fired an engineer who said there was no evidence the algorithm was biased against him, according to Platformer.
For the past few weeks, Musk has been worried that not enough people are seeing his tweets, even taking his account private last week to see whether it might help the ever-changing algorithm increase his audience. The change came after many prominent right-wing accounts complained that Twitter was limiting their social reach.
