Silicon Valley Has Already, Accidentally, Created a Muslim Registry
When big data gets used for nefarious purposes.
By Brian FeldmanWhen big data gets used for nefarious purposes.
By Brian FeldmanDead celebrities, civil unrest, police brutality, and Pokémon Go.
By Madison Malone KircherFacebook’s bigger than ever, but also more hated. What can it do next?
By Brian FeldmanFacebook’s not going to change. So if you want to get rid of fake news and break out of your bubble, you’ll need to do it yourself.
By Jake SwearingenWho among us?
By Lisa RyanPrepare to get humbled.
By Drake BaerThe API is pretty much only for TV studios and drones.
By Brian FeldmanFacebook stalking can be bad for your mental health.
By Lisa RyanFake news is the easiest of the problems to fix.
By Max ReadEmployees have expressed concern over the tool following Trump’s election.
By Brian FeldmanIn case you needed more evidence, here’s a study.
By Drake BaerIn case you needed more evidence, here’s a study.
By Drake BaerWhen Facebook won’t supply tools, research relies on anecdotal data collection.
By Brian FeldmanOrganic posts were not going as far as the stats indicated.
By Brian FeldmanThe decision will go a long way to helping solve the problem of fake news online.
By Brian FeldmanStep one: Admit that you have a problem.
By Drake BaerThe fix was killed because it mainly affected conservative outlets.
By Brian FeldmanThe titans of social media are having some trouble grappling with the world-changing effects of their creations.
By Max ReadNo one has any idea what’s going on, but it seems like a fitting bug to pop up this week.
By Jesse SingalAccording to a Facebook post from a student, every black freshman was added to the group.
By Madison Malone Kircher