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November 15, 2018
Public Attitudes Toward Computer Algorithms
Across age groups, social media users are comfortable with their data being used to recommend events – but wary of that data being used for political messaging
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Across age groups, social media users are comfortable with their data being used to recommend events – but wary of that data being used for political messaging
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Majorities of Americans find it unacceptable to use algorithms to make decisions with real-world consequences for humans
Across age groups, social media users are comfortable with their data being used to recommend events – but wary of that data being used for political messaging
Amusement, anger, connectedness top the emotions users frequently feel when using social media
PI_2018.11.16_algorithms_featured
Majorities of Americans find it unacceptable to use algorithms to make decisions with real-world consequences for humans
Across age groups, social media users are comfortable with their data being used to recommend events – but wary of that data being used for political messaging
Amusement, anger, connectedness top the emotions users frequently feel when using social media
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