I do think it would be a positive development if on social media we could get a sense of the proportion of content we are being exposed to for any given keyword over time.
This idea of a transparency dashboard is what we were exploring in 2018 with FB data.
This idea of a transparency dashboard is what we were exploring in 2018 with FB data.
Basically, to define a keyword and see what percentage of
-the posts published by people you follow THAT
-contained certain keywords
did you scroll through in your timeline?
-the posts published by people you follow THAT
-contained certain keywords
did you scroll through in your timeline?
What proportion of those posts were seen by people in your city, state, country? i.e. people w/ a different network. Are you in a #filterBubble?
Assuming "time spent scrolling" remained equal, would an alt algorithm shown something different?
Interactive:public.tableau.com/shared/5N298NS…
Assuming "time spent scrolling" remained equal, would an alt algorithm shown something different?
Interactive:public.tableau.com/shared/5N298NS…
Should we have tools to engage in a conversation regarding what a healthy information diet looks like?
The platforms are definitely seeing that information. Shouldn't we?
The platforms are definitely seeing that information. Shouldn't we?
It seems like having the companies study and disclose the ways in which their algorithms shape media diets will be one of the core discussions of the years to come, since both the EU and China are pushing rules in that direction
https://twitter.com/juanof9/status/1521190497020047360
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