post-algorithm world
what comes after the algorithm?
Keely Adler and
post-algorithm world
ALLYN: More of the same, that's what people online are complaining about. And it makes sense because algorithms serve up recommendations based on a vast amount of data the AI has gathered on you. If you like this, well, then you might like this. This is true when we listen to podcasts, read articles, shop online, use social media. It's everywhere.... See more
Bobby Allyn • Examining the growing movement against the algorithms that control ...
ppl want less of the same, not more of the same
ARGs are not about establishing the facts within consensus reality. They are about finding the most compelling model of reality for a given group. If your ads, social media feeds, Amazon search results, and Netflix recommendations are targeted to you, on the basis of how you fit within a social group exhibiting similar preferences, why not your... See more
The New Atlantis • Reality Is Just a Game Now
these algorithms can do little else but recommend to us that which other people have already clicked on, suggesting an implicit (and deeply ideological) assumption that we always want more of what we’ve gotten before.
Freddie deBoer • Review: Kyle Chayka's Filterworld
reminds me of Yancey Strickler's comment on the Sublime zine: “once I’m so deep a rabbit how do I get out?”
There will be zero credence given to The Algorithm, and we will not be making data-driven editorial decisions.
from Rob Hardy - foster
post-algorithm;
an era of accidental friendships, a generation that refuses to be sorted
algorithm is knowingly manipulated as a wayfinder; algorithm becomes tool for autonomy
nametwitter.comScrew the algorithm
The tendency of trying to win on social platforms is to follow the algorithm. There’s a reason that “surprised face” is a staple of every YouTube video. Everyone is running the same optimizations. That doesn’t mean not adapting to the medium. Recipe videos need a quick hook, an element of intrigue... See more