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if using algorithm to promote some information and suppress some other isn't censorship to you, then honestly your definition of censorship is narrow to the poi
by nialv7 1y ago
if using algorithm to promote some information and suppress some other isn't censorship to you, then honestly your definition of censorship is narrow to the point of being useless.
- wanderingbort 1y agoNot promoting something is different than suppressing it. Censorship is active suppression. If Google was using AI to prevent independent people from accessing independent websites that would be censorship. Censorship is something that is done not simply the lack of something being done.
- ipaddr 1y agoThey literally change the algo to exclude smaller sites. That's active suppression. Promoting would be putting them on top of the "neutral" search results like they do for ads.
- jjaksic 1y agoBy that definition is OpenAI also censoring small websites? What about Washington Post, is it censoring small websites? Because I sure can't see them in any of those places.