BuzzFeed wants you to fear Facebook’s algorithms
“The trouble comes in with humans, who can frequently be unpredictable in their awfulness,” Caleb Watney, technology policy associate at the think tank R Street, told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “Whether it’s saying nasty words, or attempting to manipulate the information flows of Americans to influence the election, humans are generally the problem – not algorithms.”
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