Privacy · 4 years ago

Facebook reportedly had evidence that its algorithms were dividing people, but top executives killed or weakened proposed solutions

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Facebook reportedly had evidence that its algorithms were dividing people, but top executives killed or weakened proposed solutions

www.businessinsider.com

Privacy · 4 years ago

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Facebook knew its algorithms divided users, execs killed fixes: report

www.businessinsider.com

Despite internal research finding that Facebook's platform encouraged polarization, Mark Zuckerberg and other execs nixed proposals to fix things.

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