Agree. The stuff we see isn’t
engagement it’s blasted all over with some pretty dubious ratios. There is a long way to go before we hit mere nitpicking.
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It won’t “go away” but we are discussing minimization. And of course there are levers - ie: every time the ranking algo changes, organizations complain about the impact on their distribution/reach/engagement. There are plenty of options on the table.
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Fine. But the maximally minimized problem will end up being around where we are now, if not worse. It's just delusional to think otherwise. We've only just started the smartphone-cyborg age. The only lasting solution will be humans culturally adapting to the information flow.
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if you think the solution is humans culturally adapting to the new information flow, don't you think it's important for the world at large to be increasingly skeptical about what they see in their news feeds? Exposing fakes seems like a real tangible way to chip away at this
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