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I doubt they will completely remove algorithms from the curation process. In my experience what is incredibly powerful is human curation ability multiplied by
by danans 6y ago
I doubt they will completely remove algorithms from the curation process. In my experience what is incredibly powerful is human curation ability multiplied by the leverage of algorithms.
The most straightforward example of this is for curation candidates to be proposed by algorithms, and then finalized by humans.
That approach works really well for things like creating digital maps from signals, and is employed pretty extensively by mapping companies as productivity multipliers.
Or even more familiar, it's what's behind things like smart select and magic wands in image editing tools.
- smartbit 6y agoI couldn't agree less. Netflix suggestion: horrible. Gave justwatch.com a try: nothing for me. OTOH take 5 people selecting 15 movies every month https://cinetree.nl/over-ons https://cinetree.nl/over-ons: excellent selection, no algorithms. Or every week 1 or 2 top movies at https://www.vrt.be/vrtnu/a-z/#filter=categories%3Afilms https://www.vrt.be/vrtnu/a-z/#filter=categories%3Afilms. Or idfa.nl, etc, etc. None proposed by algorithms, only humans.