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tag : algorithmscreatefilter bubbles
Smart algorithmsoften leadto filter bubbles
Over - reliance on algorithmscan leadto filter bubbles
invisible algorithms(passive) caused byfilter bubbles
algorithms and social media(passive) created byfilter bubbles
personalisation and customisation algorithms(passive) created byfilter bubbles
search algorithms and social medial platforms(passive) created byThe “ filter bubbles
Some search and feed algorithmscontributeto Filter Bubbles
scrutiny 's algorithmshad causedfilter bubbles
Computer algorithms ... respondedto create‘ filter bubbles
programmer - designed algorithmscreatefilter bubbles and
algorithms that keep track of what you click on(passive) are created byFilter bubbles
algorithms employed by social media sites like Facebook(passive) are created byFilter bubbles
selective algorithms and the approval culture of social media(passive) created bythe filter bubbles
bills aimed at more specific aspects of online privacy , like regulation algorithmscreatefilter bubbles
AdBlockers , personalized search , and algorithms like Facebook EdgeRank(passive) caused byfilter bubbles
28 ) Youtube and Spotify automated algorithms that automatically select music for youare intentionally creatingfilter bubbles
these social media algorithms only feeding us content that reinforces negative views of the other side , as having harmful impact on meaningful discourse(passive) created byfilter bubbles
through how we engage with content coupled with the power of the algorithms(passive) are createdFilter bubbles
the algorithms that shape the most pervasive media in each of our lives(passive) created bythe “ filter bubbles
because the algorithms used to determine what we see online(passive) are createdFilter bubbles
algorithms , editorial curators , and our own personal outlooks(passive) caused byfilter bubbles
algorithms on emergence and spread of these kinds of stories(passive) created byfilter bubbles
platforms like Facebook and Google(passive) created byfilter bubbles
algorithms on TV Media , Facebook , Twitter and also WhatsApp(passive) created byfilter bubbles
algorithms , applications and services that run behind the scenes(passive) created bythe filter bubbles
internet ’s over - personalization(passive) created byfilter bubbles
the claim ... algorithmic personalization of Google Newsleadsto filter bubbles
social media , blogs and other platforms(passive) created byfilter bubbles
social media and entertainment platforms(passive) created byThe filter bubbles
companies like Google and Facebook(passive) created bythe filter bubbles
platforms ( not just SEshave been creatingfilter bubbles via personalisation
In addition , social media platforms such as Facebook use algorithms to selectively tailor newsfeeds and specifically recommend content based on a user ’s previous click behaviourresultingin “ filter bubbles
Awareness of this tendency ... social mediato resultin filter bubbles
Many social media and browser algorithms prioritise content that fit in with users ’ existing views and interestscausing‘ filter bubbles
The tech and media companiesmay have createdthe filter bubbles
content algorithms that push citizens into ideological one - sidedness , segmented advertising and the use of social media for surveillance and repression by some authoritarian countries(passive) created byfilter bubbles
Google search personalizationis contributingto “ filter bubbles
social media ’s abilityto create“ filter bubbles
any confrontation with other opinions and social media botspreventany confrontation with other opinions and social media bots
while we navigate through the Internet using social media and search enginesare createdwhile we navigate through the Internet using social media and search engines
to echo chambers or the fear that … intense debate on social media might contribute to political polarizationleadingto echo chambers or the fear that … intense debate on social media might contribute to political polarization
via social media feeds that have demonstrably divided usare createdvia social media feeds that have demonstrably divided us
for us and our very own confirmation biashave been createdfor us and our very own confirmation bias
what we call ‘ Echo Chamberscreatingwhat we call ‘ Echo Chambers
to confirmation bias when reaching peopleleadingto confirmation bias when reaching people
the illusion that everyone believes we are doing the same thing , or having the same habitscreatethe illusion that everyone believes we are doing the same thing , or having the same habits
echo chambers that reinforce our own viewscreateecho chambers that reinforce our own views
personalized social feeds , isolating them from diverse points of view and their surrounding communities.[87createpersonalized social feeds , isolating them from diverse points of view and their surrounding communities.[87
media technologies for inclusion the # metoo movement and its impact social media platforms ( FaceBook , Twitter , Instagram , etcdesigningmedia technologies for inclusion the # metoo movement and its impact social media platforms ( FaceBook , Twitter , Instagram , etc
echo chambers where vision becomes narrowcreatingecho chambers where vision becomes narrow
to the proliferation of " fake news ... and how this may influence political leaning , including how users votecontributeto the proliferation of " fake news ... and how this may influence political leaning , including how users vote
users from experiencing viewpoints other than their ownpreventusers from experiencing viewpoints other than their own
a red vs. blue Facebook newsfeed splitcreatea red vs. blue Facebook newsfeed split
echo chambers in which confirmation biases are bolstered rather than challengedcan createecho chambers in which confirmation biases are bolstered rather than challenged
people from seeing ( let alone understanding ) other viewpoints , over - sharing people dominating our feeds , the outrage culture that permeates the media , or simply the overwhelming flow of blinkered opinions we get every day on social mediapreventpeople from seeing ( let alone understanding ) other viewpoints , over - sharing people dominating our feeds , the outrage culture that permeates the media , or simply the overwhelming flow of blinkered opinions we get every day on social media
from the personalized search results that Google deliversresultfrom the personalized search results that Google delivers
echo - chambers than justify our world view and amplify our outrage ( and self - righteousnesscreateecho - chambers than justify our world view and amplify our outrage ( and self - righteousness
around them by people who control their online experiencescreatedaround them by people who control their online experiences
echo chambers , a situation where our beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication within a closed systemcreateecho chambers , a situation where our beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication within a closed system
around you on Facebookcreatearound you on Facebook
echo chambers ... say , your group on WhatsApp or Facebook – in which we assume that everyone thinks like uscreateecho chambers ... say , your group on WhatsApp or Facebook – in which we assume that everyone thinks like us
to political polarization and the breakdown of communication across political campscontributeto political polarization and the breakdown of communication across political camps
confirmation bias – a thinking mistake people make where they only find evidence which confirms what they already believe and dismiss the evidence which disagrees with their beliefscreateconfirmation bias – a thinking mistake people make where they only find evidence which confirms what they already believe and dismiss the evidence which disagrees with their beliefs
for the American peoplehave createdfor the American people
a world online that we want to see , howevercreatea world online that we want to see , however
around web usersare createdaround web users
substantial polarization effectscreatesubstantial polarization effects
echo chambers that repeatedly suggest content that people already prefer for creating an illusion that everyone is thinking the same thought , as the technology prevents people from getting exposed to different perspectivescreateecho chambers that repeatedly suggest content that people already prefer for creating an illusion that everyone is thinking the same thought , as the technology prevents people from getting exposed to different perspectives
online ... and how they were a threat to democracywere being createdonline ... and how they were a threat to democracy
to people changing their worldviewwill leadto people changing their worldview
parallel versions of current events ( and nasty fights in the comments sections ... on the biggest social network , Facebookcreateparallel versions of current events ( and nasty fights in the comments sections ... on the biggest social network , Facebook
to two distinct but connected problemsto leadto two distinct but connected problems
an “ echo chamber ” , where similar ideas bounce around endlessly which is a problem when the echo chamber blocks out corrective or fact - checkingcreatean “ echo chamber ” , where similar ideas bounce around endlessly which is a problem when the echo chamber blocks out corrective or fact - checking
for them by online platforms like Facebookcreatedfor them by online platforms like Facebook
new ideas from reaching peoplepreventingnew ideas from reaching people
a digital informational barrier around people , which prevents them from seeing opposing viewpointscan createa digital informational barrier around people , which prevents them from seeing opposing viewpoints
among people with similar political ideologieshelped createamong people with similar political ideologies
people to become insulated from alternative viewpointscausedpeople to become insulated from alternative viewpoints