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Elizabeth Tai | 戴秀铃 🇲🇾

David's article really resonated with me because I've been thinking for a long while now to create a newsletter (or three) to surface barely heard voices.

On Substack, for example, the voices I hear are overwhelmingly from the United States, and it is incredibly hard to find voices from Asia and South-East Asia. It's a source of huge frustration for me because the most common narratives about my part of the world is from the United States, and a lot of times these narratives are distorted, skewed to American values and is not what is really happening in my region. Yet, when I try to speak up on Substack, I never get seen as the algorithm is prioritising US voices and Substacks. Worse, they are also boosting only popular ones, which means the most popular narrative is the loudest.

I have occasionally shared links to South-East Asian Substacks and blogs, and each time I do, I get messages of gratitude. However, I still wondered if my tiny act of rebellion would do anything to move the needle in terms of being heard in an English-speaking Internet overwhelmed by Western voices and narratives.

David's post reminded me that yes, I should put in some effort to help surface more unknown corners of the Internet. Maybe we won't get rid of the algorithmic complacency sweeping society now, but at least we'll do some tiny thing to help create a messy but human algorithm instead.

raptitude.com/2025/06/how-to-s

Raptitude.com · How to Surf the Web in 2025, and Why You ShouldJust as it’s still possible (though seldom necessary) to ride a horse, it is still possible to surf the internet. It’s a thrill not yet lost to time. By “surfing the internet” I don’t just mean going online. I mean exploring the internet solely by following hyperlinks from page to page, with no clear destination except for that one wonderful,
#Internet#SocialMedia#Algorithms
Eugenia L

If consciousness is primary and it "populates" & "animates" (via incarnation) biological beings of some complexity, then it's not unheard of to think that it could populate our AI, once it reaches a certain level of complexity. Maybe that's the missing key to get "true" conscious AI. Maybe we can't create it, but instead it suddenly incarnates into it one fine day. Sounds like #fantasy, but I'm open to it.

#ai#artificialintelligence#consciousnesss
jk

"In a recent series of experiments, we paid people a few dollars to #unfollow the most divisive political accounts on X. After a month, they reported feeling 23% less animosity towards other political groups. In fact, their experience was so positive that nearly half the people declined to refollow those hostile accounts … #Platforms could easily redesign their #algorithms to stop promoting the most outrageous voices and prioritise more representative or nuanced content." theguardian.com/books/2025/jul

The Guardian · Are a few people ruining the internet for the rest of us?Av Guardian staff reporter
Autiste à :ch_Vaud:🌊 #woke

✅ If your #privacy and #dataprotection are important to you;

✅ If you're tired of the #surveillance #capitalism that drives the business models of #GAFAMI and #BATX tech giants, as they extract your #data and feed it to their #algorithms and #AI;

✅ If keeping control over your #personalInformation matters and #transparency matter to you;

:blobGoodMorning: then, join me on the #Threema #messenging platform !

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Petra van Cronenburg

People in the Fediverse often say that #socialMedia without #algorithms that are programmed for profits let them feel calmer and better.
Algorithms of the big platforms can make people indeed ill. More and more influencers or social media #creators get #burnout symptoms: "There’s no off button in this job. The algorithms never stop. You can’t pause the internet." theguardian.com/media/2025/jul

The Guardian · ‘You can’t pause the internet’: social media creators hit by burnoutAv Dan Milmo
#mentalHealth#platforms#algorithm
Carmen Torrecillas

🚨 We’re thrilled to share our new piece on #algorithms in #publicAdministration. This time, diving into the Spanish healthcare system 🤖🩺

We explore how medical diagnostic support systems fail, and the serious bias issues they carry.

It was definitely a challenge (the terminology was particularly tricky to translate into visuals), but honestly, I’m so proud of the result! #dataviz 🌈

👇 Check it out here
🇬🇧 In English:
civio.es/sanidad/2025/07/03/mo

🇪🇸 In Spanish:
civio.es/sanidad/2025/06/26/in

CivioMole or cancer? The algorithm that gets one in three melanomas wrong and erases patients with dark skinThe Basque Country is implementing Quantus Skin in its health clinics after an investment of 1.6 million euros. Specialists criticise the artificial intelligence developed by the Asisa subsidiary due to its “poor” and “dangerous” results. The algorithm has been trained only with data from white patients.
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Miriam Klöpper 🌱

I arrived back in #trondheim Thursday night and finished my week by giving a talk on #peopleanalytics at the #nail norwegian ai lab at NTNU.
The title of the talk was “from metrics to mistakes” and I discussed things that can go wrong when using #algorithms in personnel management of traditional organisations. It was a very fitting talk for a Friday the 13th, and I was really happy about the participation and the many questions people had.
#Norsktut #allheimen

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Lorry

I was informally (mis)diagnosed as "probably psychopathic" by my supervisor when I did my Social Psychology postgraduate at the University of Leicester psychiatric teaching hospital back in 1989. Now I realise that I was really diagnosed with adult autism by a psychologist who didn't have the tools to differentiate.

It's interesting because it started me on my path to computerising the psychiatric investigation part of the DSM (well, initially Hare PCL) evaluation for my Master's degree. The psychometric question-and-answer model and demo I came up with had me firmly psychopathic in PCL's diagnostic terms, whereas these days it would be easily diagnosed as autism.

I went on to expand the idea from psychometrics, to behaviour analysis in virtual worlds, which I figured would be a better capture than psychometric questions - Would the person co-operate to attain a goal, would they show altruism, would they be quick to anger - There's a lot you can measure in the virtual world as we know very well now, but didn't in 1991. Sadly, the lack of modern technology and the need to feed myself brought this PhD to an end without a write-up - But it's no wonder I ended up working for OkCupid, I guess :D

The sad thing about that is that although it didn't impact my life at all, other than having an interesting topic to discuss at parties, the PCL is used as a tool by US prisons in their parole calculations. A PCL diagnosis is a heavy weighting against parole, even though Hare himself has said that isn't the way this should be used. I dread to think how many autistic people are stuck in prisons for evermore because of misdiagnosed psychopathy.

The psychopathy test puts a lot more emphasis on masking and social interactions than on kidnapping people and putting them in wells to skin them later, I feel.

I can't be bothered to write a blog post about this, so I will scream into the #Mastodon #Void instead - Except now I have to think of some other #Hashtags which is always the hard part, I get carried away, autism you see!

#Medicine#Psychology#Psychiatry
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