The Economy of Incompleteness
The article discusses the shift in social media algorithms favoring prolonged conversations over immediate reactions, highlighting recent changes in platforms like X and Instagram.
The Nursery of Papa Samih: The Symbol of Evil in 'Al-Madah' and Messages Beyond Drama
The article discusses the Egyptian TV series 'Al-Madah: The Legend of the End', highlighting its themes of spirituality and the influence of algorithms on human behavior.
Algorithms impose unfair competition on schools and families for the most valuable metric
Digital economy optimization through algorithms creates an unfair competitive landscape for educational institutions and families, focusing solely on user engagement at the cost of comprehensive education.
The Naked Truth About Algorithms and Mart Kangro's Beautiful Body
The article discusses Mart Kangro's performance in the play 'Medium,' where he performs largely in the nude while skillfully concealing his modesty.
User, provider, or no one - who is responsible for the costly mistakes of algorithms?
The article discusses the evolving autonomy of artificial intelligence agents and the associated legal responsibilities regarding algorithmic errors.
A Machine of Distrust. ZUS Algorithms, NIK Pressure, and Lack of Data Create a System That Cannot Fix Itself
The article discusses the flaws in the Polish social security system (ZUS), highlighting how pressure on officials leads to unjust treatment of individuals in the midst of personal crises.
Manuel Agnelli: "Enough with the myth of success, the algorithm, live events: let’s reclaim music"
Manuel Agnelli advocates for a return to creativity and authentic musical expression, distancing from the mainstream and the influence of algorithms.
Algorithms turning teens into cyber criminals, sex offenders and terrorists, NCA chief warns
The head of the UK National Crime Agency warns that algorithms in toxic online spaces are radicalizing teenagers into engaging in serious crimes.
Can algorithms save the world's cities from resource depletion?
The article explores the role of artificial intelligence and algorithms in addressing urban challenges of resource depletion and inefficiency.
Vikkstar on algorithms, social media and the future of YouTube
Vikram Singh Barn, known as Vikkstar, criticizes social media algorithms for creating addictive online cycles and emphasizes the responsibility of content creators.
Authenticity matters more than chasing algorithms — Content creator, Bada
Content creator Agnes Bada emphasizes the importance of authenticity in her creative process rather than focusing solely on algorithmic trends.
Not everything is so simple: 5 myths about artificial intelligence that we still believe
This article explores the persistent myths surrounding artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on the misconceptions about algorithms and their decision-making processes.
Perfect families go into crisis like algorithms
The article discusses the fragility of seemingly perfect families, exploring how a sudden change can lead to a crisis that challenges the values and reality of family life.
The Deadly Algorithms: From Project Maven to the Fear of Algorithmic War
The article discusses the transformation in warfare driven by Artificial Intelligence, particularly focusing on the U.S. Department of Defense's Project Maven.
Report: The Supply of Social Media for Youth is Strongly Right-Wing
A study finds that social media algorithms expose young Europeans to a significant amount of right-wing political content.
Far-right Memes Fuel on TikTok and Instagram
A report reveals the rise of far-right youth culture in Sweden driven by anti-Semitic memes, exacerbated by social media algorithms favoring hate speech and conspiracy theories.
Social media algorithms threaten democracy in Finland, show top researchers
A recent study reveals that social media algorithms in Finland undermine democracy by skewing political discussions towards the right.
Predictability
The article discusses the concept of predictability in the context of algorithms and fashion, particularly highlighting a recent fashion show in Paris.
The 'algorithm soldier'
The article discusses the need to continually redefine disinformation, especially in the context of the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, hinting at the role of social media algorithms in shaping users' access to information.
Big Pharma with the ChatGpt Alembic: soon new drugs from algorithms
The next generation of drugs may emerge from algorithms rather than test tubes, as artificial intelligence increasingly transforms pharmaceutical laboratories.
"Lethal weapons managed by algorithms", the manager of OpenAI resigns
Caitlin Kalinowski, head of hardware and robotics at OpenAI, resigns amid concerns regarding the AI's partnership with the Pentagon.
Teenagers' Smartphone Overdependence Insufficiently Regulated by Schools... "Algorithms Should be Restricted"
A recent report indicates that recent regulations banning smartphone use during school hours are inadequate to address the issue of smartphone overdependence among teenagers in South Korea, prompting discussions for further legislative measures.
The bias of the algorithm: how social networks create tailored realities
The article discusses how social media algorithms shape individual realities, leading to societal fragmentation.
How do social media algorithms change during Ramadan?
The article discusses the adjustments made by social media algorithms during the Ramadan period to accommodate shifts in user behavior and digital engagement.
The challenge of making a newscast in the era of algorithms and misinformation: "We are a filter between the viral and the relevant"
This article discusses the challenges faced by journalism in the age of algorithms and misinformation, emphasizing the role of news outlets as curators of relevant information.
And now what do we do with AI? The algorithm that will decide your professional future has turned out to be a bit sexist
The article discusses the biases present in AI algorithms that affect career guidance and hiring processes, potentially perpetuating gender stereotypes.
Were 160 girls killed in Iran due to AI's mistake? The dangerous truth about algorithms in war
A missile strike by the United States on a girls' primary school in Minab, Iran, has resulted in the deaths of over 160 students, raising questions about the role of artificial intelligence in military operations.
Reversal of Judgment by Tabelog Confirmed, Adjustments to Scores Not Recognized as Illegal by the Supreme Court
The Japanese Supreme Court has upheld a lower court decision ruling against restaurants that claimed unfair downgrading of their scores on the gourmet site Tabelog.
Is the nightmare scenario from 'Terminator' moving closer?
The article discusses the increasing capability of drones powered by AI algorithms, raising concerns about their potential for autonomous warfare.
She helped design Australia’s aged care assessment tool – but now Lynda Henderson is too scared to use it
Lynda Henderson, a key contributor to Australia's aged care assessment tool, expresses fear and concern over the use of algorithms in determining care needs.
In war, algorithms are deciding death's verdict, AI will determine who lives and who dies
The article discusses the increasing role of artificial intelligence in modern warfare, specifically highlighting its use in the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.
Technology, Algorithms, and Emotion: The New Aesthetic of the Olympic Games
The article discusses how technology and digital platforms shape the experience and aesthetic of the Olympic Games, focusing on the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina in 2026.
Molly Russell's dad locked door for safety but danger was already in bedroom
Ian Russell discusses the tragic death of his daughter Molly, emphasizing the detrimental impact of social media algorithms on vulnerable teens.
Expert on Google's AI: 'They are in the process of destroying their own search engine's credibility'
Experts warn that Google’s AI functionalities may harm the credibility of its search engine due to inaccuracies and obscure algorithms.
Artificial Intelligence: Where the Limits of AI Should Be
Alena Buyx argues that artificial intelligence should not make decisions about life and death, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations beyond the capabilities of algorithms.
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the web, rejects 'addictive algorithms' like TikTok's
Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, criticized addictive algorithms found in social media platforms like TikTok during a talk at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Algorithmic Bias and the European Law
The article discusses the issue of algorithmic bias and its implications, highlighting that algorithms can produce unfair results due to inherent biases in design and data.
Jeanette Winterson, writer: "The algorithm gives you what you already know you want; literature gives you what you didn’t know you needed"
Jeanette Winterson discusses the relevance of 'One Thousand and One Nights' as a timeless narrative that offers political and moral lessons for today's society.
War in Iran: Cameras, Algorithms, and Intelligence Services – The Assassination Plan of Khamenei
A long-term, multi-layered intelligence campaign by Israel led to the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran.
Algorithms, telecommunications towers, and an insider informant. This was the operation that killed Iran's supreme leader.
Israel successfully disabled mobile phones that could have alerted Ayatollah Ali Khamenei before he was killed in a bombing incident.
What does 'rage bait' mean and why did Oxford name it the word of the year in 2025
Oxford University named 'rage bait' as the word of the year for 2025, highlighting its significance in the context of social media dynamics.
YouTube in the Dock: AI Algorithms Ruining Childhood Innocence
An investigation reveals the detrimental effects of AI algorithms on YouTube Kids, leading to harmful and misleading content targeted at children.
Archive Pieces, Homeland Fashion and Risk: Going Crazy for the Gold of Impact on the Red Carpet of the Goya Awards
The Goya awards showcase a blend of fashion creativity and social media strategy, focusing on how celebrity appearances are judged by algorithms.
Albanese does not back down and points the finger at 'social media and algorithms'
Francesca Albanese continues her controversial stance on Palestine, emphasizing her campaign against what she calls genocide while also facing international scrutiny following her recent participation in a contentious forum.
Doctors: artificial intelligence is already saving lives in Estonia
Estonian hospitals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to assist in critical medical treatments, enhancing efficiency and potentially saving lives.
Children Under Pressure of Likes. Sexualization Begins in Elementary School
The article discusses the impact of social media algorithms on the sexualization of children and teenagers, stating that erotic content has become normalized in their lives.
You Can Get Out of Mobile Addiction Too: Defensive Tactics Against Those Sticky Algorithms
The article discusses the rising concern over mobile addiction and offers defensive strategies to counteract the invasive actions of tech companies.
The Dignity in Trying to Go Viral
The article discusses the challenges Swedish politicians face in achieving viral status on social media compared to international counterparts like France's Prime Minister, while providing insights into the strategies being employed.
Social Networks Bombard Children with Toxic Content. Regulation is Increasing, but the Algorithms Keep Running
The article discusses the alarming rise in children reaching out to a crisis hotline due to mental health issues linked to toxic content on social media platforms, primarily TikTok and Instagram.
The Dead-End Street of Deliverers: 'The Algorithm Watches Everything and If You Stop, You Are Punished'
The article discusses the challenges faced by gig workers like Zulqarnain Haider in Italy, emphasizing the punitive nature of delivery algorithms.