Question

As discussed above, recommending news of social media content that a user is likely to click or like, may lead to filter bubbles where the users only see content that is in line with their own values and views. Do you think that filter bubbles are harmful? After all, they are created by recommending content that the user likes. What negative consequences, if any, may be associated with filter bubbles? Feel free to look for more information from other sources. Think of ways to avoid filter bubbles while still being able to recommend content to suit personal preferences. Come up with at least one suggestion. You can look for ideas from other sources, but we'd like to hear your own ideas too! Note: your answer should be at least a few sentences for each part.

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Answer:

• It is potentially harmful to both individuals and society, in his view. ... According to Pariser, the detrimental effects of filter bubbles include harm to the general society in the sense that they have the possibility of "undermining civic discourse" and making people more vulnerable to "propaganda and manipulation".