Twitter.now is still in the testing phase at present, with an early access price of $20. The company stated that this product is not intended to replicate the old version of Twitter, but rather to build a new public discussion space centered around trust, transparency, and user choice.

VERA is responsible for verifying posts.

As displayed on the platform's homepage, it utilizes a system named VERA which belongs to the AI family. This system is responsible for evaluating and verifying posts, providing users with information about their sources and contexts, and also includes a trust score. Users have the option to set their own preferred trust thresholds to filter out content with lower credibility.

Users can decide the flow of information.

Operation Bluebird versus TechCrunch indicates that VERA is still in its initial phase, mainly used to address challenges in content moderation. The company states that the subsequent version, VERA 2.0, will expand its capabilities, allowing users to view only posts that exceed the thresholds they have set for themselves at that time.

The product is still in the early stages of testing.

From the information disclosed so far, Twitter.now is still verifying the product approach, with a focus on incorporating "trust signals" into the information flow, rather than relying solely on opaque recommendation algorithms.