Plus its not “people” will believe whatever bits of misinformation is out there.
Take it this way from marketing speak:
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Content is being made and iterated upon rapidly, over social media to find new and innovative ways of winning “mindshare” among consumers.
With new technology we can cluster user groups and tailor make perfect user experiences after extensively a/b testing content to most closely match user preferences.
All of this can be done cheaply and at scale, for increasingly new types of content and complexity levels.
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That is the problem. It’s not whether people will believe misinformation, its that content creation is faster at changing and sounds plausible enough to slip past your typical bullshit filter.
Plus its not “people” will believe whatever bits of misinformation is out there.
Take it this way from marketing speak:
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Content is being made and iterated upon rapidly, over social media to find new and innovative ways of winning “mindshare” among consumers.
With new technology we can cluster user groups and tailor make perfect user experiences after extensively a/b testing content to most closely match user preferences.
All of this can be done cheaply and at scale, for increasingly new types of content and complexity levels.
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That is the problem. It’s not whether people will believe misinformation, its that content creation is faster at changing and sounds plausible enough to slip past your typical bullshit filter.