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Instagram Reels are really, really weird lately, right? I think it's because of the 'Mythical Reel Pull.'

Instagram Reels show bizarre 'Mythical Reel Pulls' from small creators, possibly trending due to platform recommendations.

Why Would America Ever Want to Emulate China's Internet Laws?

Lawmakers argue Chinese internet better for kids, but the reality is more complex.
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Are TikTok and Instagram dulling your taste?

Digital algorithms influence personal preferences and self-identity through platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
Algorithmic recommendations create a feedback loop, confirming biases and shaping users' online experiences.

How to save culture from the algorithms, with Filterworld author Kyle Chayka

Social media platforms shape culture globally
Algorithmic recommendations homogenize society's tastes

Are TikTok and Instagram dulling your taste?

Digital algorithms influence personal preferences and self-identity through platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
Algorithmic recommendations create a feedback loop, confirming biases and shaping users' online experiences.

How to save culture from the algorithms, with Filterworld author Kyle Chayka

Social media platforms shape culture globally
Algorithmic recommendations homogenize society's tastes
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#social-media-platforms

Influence of Algorithms: How Social Media Feeds Make Us Passive Consumers

Algorithmic recommendations shape user experiences on social media platforms.
Increased regulation of social media companies could mitigate the impact of algorithms.

How to Take Back Your Life From Algorithms

Algorithmic anxiety is the uneasiness people feel when they realize that their cultural experiences are being shaped by algorithms on social media platforms.
The rise of algorithmic recommendations and decision-making has resulted in culture being flattened to fit within the parameters of social media platforms.

Influence of Algorithms: How Social Media Feeds Make Us Passive Consumers

Algorithmic recommendations shape user experiences on social media platforms.
Increased regulation of social media companies could mitigate the impact of algorithms.

How to Take Back Your Life From Algorithms

Algorithmic anxiety is the uneasiness people feel when they realize that their cultural experiences are being shaped by algorithms on social media platforms.
The rise of algorithmic recommendations and decision-making has resulted in culture being flattened to fit within the parameters of social media platforms.
moresocial-media-platforms
#content-curation

How social media algorithms 'flatten' our culture by making decisions for us

Algorithmic recommendations on social media platforms have made users more passive consumers.
Artists and content creators are pressured to shape their work to fit the algorithms.

How social media algorithms 'flatten' our culture by making decisions for us

Algorithmic recommendations on social media platforms have made users more passive and flattened their likes and tastes.
Artists and content creators are influenced by algorithms to shape their work in ways that fit the feeds.

How social media algorithms 'flatten' our culture by making decisions for us

Algorithmic recommendations on social media platforms have made users more passive consumers.
Artists and content creators are pressured to shape their work to fit the algorithms.

How social media algorithms 'flatten' our culture by making decisions for us

Algorithmic recommendations on social media platforms have made users more passive and flattened their likes and tastes.
Artists and content creators are influenced by algorithms to shape their work in ways that fit the feeds.
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How social media algorithms 'flatten' our culture by making decisions for us

Algorithmic recommendations on social media platforms have made us passive consumers.
Artists and content creators are pressured to shape their work to fit the algorithms.

How art lost its way in the streaming era

Scorsese laments the state of contemporary cinema in an essay published in Harper's.
He argues that the categorization of films as 'content' and the algorithmic filtering of content undermine the deeper art form of cinema.
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