How Do Search Engines Decide What We See Online?

Automated Societies
30/06/2021 17 min

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With billions of topic searches online per day, search algorithms are used to help filter this information, but how much are they filtering? and how does this impact the information we see online?  In this episode, we discuss how researchers at ADM+S are tackling this question through the Australian Search Experience project. This episode features Professor Jean Burgess, Dr Verity Trott, Matthias Spielkamp and Abdul Obeid.

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