Online regulation
- There must be greater transparency and more individual control of personal data.
- Platforms must signal the quality of the information in a newsfeed so users can assess the risk of accessing it. “Endogenous” cues could alert us to emotionally charged words designed to provoke outrage.
- The public should be alerted when political speech circulating on social media is part of an ad campaign. Paid ads masquerading as independent opinions distort that marketplace.
- The public must know exactly how algorithms curate and rank information. The public should be able to shape their own online environment.
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