Lecture

Polarization and Radicalization: Self-Selecting Groups

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This lecture explores the concept of polarization and radicalization within self-selecting groups, discussing the negative consequences and tendency to converge. Bryan Ford delves into the composition of these groups, the 'echo chamber' effect, and the impact of algorithmic recommendations online. The lecture also addresses strategies to mitigate polarization tendencies, such as promoting diversity in information diets and deliberately introducing contrasting viewpoints.

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