Instagram creators' Artifact app is starting to look more like Reddit
, Artifact will let you upvote and downvote other users' comments, which will factor into commenters' reputation scores and help to moderate discussions. The app is also using artificial intelligence for moderation.
Artifact says the reputation score"represents the earned trust from the community and will help you weigh people’s opinions and help us filter out bad behavior." The goal, , is to foster a positive community in which everyone feels encouraged to take part. The app will let you know when your comments get upvotes or downvotes. You'll also be notified when your contacts comment on things they read.You'll need a profile, which is optional, to comment on articles. Profiles can include your photo and bio . You'll need to
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