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The ML model exists to benefit Facebook, not you. It maximizes for your engagement with the platform, not your happiness or usefulness.
by throwaway48476 2y ago
The ML model exists to benefit Facebook, not you. It maximizes for your engagement with the platform, not your happiness or usefulness.
- revskill 2y agoThat's why i hope.
- throwaway48476 2y agoThen it is misplaced.
- vippy 2y ago^^^^^^^^^^^^^ this right here ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- fossgeller 1y agoCould it be possible to counter it with another ML model that browses your feed? For example, scraping your feed and presenting to you only the content that corresponds to some pre-defined labels (with a tiny bit of randomness to spice things up). Although how could the automatic labeling work for videos from the user-end? Hashtags would be the simplest indicators, however also easily misleading.