Algorithmic social control: networks, conspiracies and disinformation
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This text has the objective of exposing the social, economic, political and cultural consequences of the power of algorithmic models of control of human behavior in social networks. Consequences such as the increase in conspiracy theories, political tendencies, misinformation, economic chaos, among others. As well as the possibilities of counterpower and reprogramming of these models from society.
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