Social media has evolved, with algorithms now controlling what we see, when we see it, and for how long. Dive in to understand how this shift impacts us.

Determining the most influential person on a social media network (or, in computer terms, a graph) is more complex. Thousands of users are interacting about a single subject at the same time.

You’ve probably been influenced by an algorithm. But at the end of the day, underneath all the algorithms are people. Do social media algorithms erode our ability to make decisions freely?

Researcher Aviv Ovadya views social media algorithms as fueling extremism around the world, and he has an idea to fix that — not by getting rid of the algorithms but by changing how they work.

Adam Aleksic is a linguist by trade, and recently published his new book "Algospeak: How Social Media Is Transforming the ...

Unveiling the Secrets to Combat Changing Algorithms. In the ever-evolving realm of digital landscapes, where Google and social media platforms dictate the rules, staying ahead of the game is crucial.

These high school students had become reliant, maybe even dependent, on social media companies’ algorithms. Their dependence on technology sounds familiar to most of us.