The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction”

Re:The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction” by andreilys on Thursday March 17, 2022 @01:47PM (#30713921)

We humans are superior at curation, discovery, and anticipating our needs.

Depends, I would prefer reco Algos be open source and I can plug in different ones.

Trying to make sense of the mass of data without a personalized recommendation engine is a fools errand.

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Re:The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction” by tenebrisalietum on Thursday March 17, 2022 @01:58PM (#30714050)

all we need is grep for audio and video and I'm good.

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Re:The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction” by prometheus76 on Thursday March 17, 2022 @03:19PM (#30714875)

Related: there are a few channels on youtube that I archive locally, and I always grab the subtitles when I do. I throw them all into a database that I can run queries against if I'm trying to remember which video something was said in. It's not a direct grep of the video, but pretty close!

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Re:The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction” by hi_im_miles on Thursday March 17, 2022 @03:26PM (#30714962)

We basically need a curation protocol.

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Re:The FTC’s new enforcement weapon: “Algorithmic destruction” by yummypaint on Thursday March 17, 2022 @03:30PM (#30715000)

This is the field of library science

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