Tag: Gregory Coppola

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post

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News
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October 16, 2019

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Business and Finance, Data Privacy, Social Media, Surveillance, Technocracy

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___longform, Brendan Eich, David Gelernter, Featured, George Gilder, Google, Gregory Coppola, Robert Epstein, Russ White, Zach Vorhies}

How Much Google Do You Really Need?

_{As more people are becoming concerned about Big Tech’s snooping and apparent political ambitions, practical responses are emerging} _{News

October 16, 2019

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Business and Finance, Data Privacy, Social Media, Surveillance, Technocracy}

Getting away from constant surveillance and dangerous little bubbles of manipulated information is easier than some users may realize, tech pioneers and experts say. You can make simple changes today.

Google Engineer Reveals Search Engine Bias

_{He found Google pretty neutral in 2014; the bias started with the US 2016 election} _{Denyse O'Leary

July 27, 2019

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Social Media, Technocracy}

The algorithms—the series of commands to computers—“don’t write themselves,” Coppola says. People who have their own opinions may write them into an algorithm, knowingly or otherwise.