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Google executive Eric Schimdt discusses Google concerns which include ongoing improvements to search algorithms to use artificial intelligence to deliver ‘truth’ rather than distorted results caused by ‘Google-Bombing’ and misleading marketing. In response other talkers suggest that perhaps the algorithms are worryingly given power to establish truths. That conversation happens around minute 30.
I remember pitching this basic idea four years ago to Someone Prominent Who Decides What People Hear, and I remember him saying: the thing is, there is not really anyone besides you who will be interested in that.
Which is a reminder that when decisions were made entirely by humans, that wasn’t so great, either.
Date posted: 2013/05/28 14:05:26
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Date liked: 2013/05/28 17:05:18
19 Tumblr notes
Liked from: Fresser.
Fresser. reblogged from: algopop
Tagged:
technology 260
google 35
digital age 9
interview 7
eric schmidt 2
start the week 1
emily maitlis 1
digital future 1
bbc radio 4 1
bbc iplayer 1
