i knew it for sure, but now i see that my information can be rejected or criticized. and this american citizen, who is a social activist , says this about the feeling he experienced as a german journalist: in reality, we are faced with a world of different voices, ideas, and opinions, but technology removes a large part of these voices and shows them there. he says that we have shown interest in him before and the virtual space is filled like a bubble. from the people who agree with us, the bubble that he is talking about is new for some iranians. it's not new and it's familiar to others, they say they live in it. whatever we follow and like, we'll be shown the same things , and it will make us bring more of that stuff. it's the english liber list news site written by red pay. the echo chamber

can be seen in the life of british people. the people of this country are dissatisfied with the approach of social networks and say: algorithms strengthen one point of view instead of exposing us to a wide range of points of view . this is the result of being locked in pejavak's room the social activist has analyzed it like this. when our worldview narrows, two dangerous things happen. first, we indulge in our beliefs . second, we in front of a person who thinks differently from us, we become impatient. a warning similar to the warning of this newspaper. i think it is dangerous to stay in the echo chamber and not see other people's opinions. zahra izadkhah, sed and sima news agency. well, as you saw in ms. eizdkhah's report, the algorithms of social networks... from our digital footprints, for example

where we liked a content, where we commented under a post, or even worked on a post for a period of time and stopped, with the help of artificial intelligence algorithms, these are recorded in social networks, and based on these, our interests are recognized. now this has a positive side, and that is that we are constantly exposed to things that we like to see or have shown interest in before, and this is through intelligence. artificial intelligence and algorithms have been observed. on the other hand, it can be that our virtual world is surrounded only by our own interests and views. now i want to be with let me speak to our colleague mr. salar vaezy, a reporter in the field of cyberspace. mr. vaizy, i greet you . in this report that we saw from our colleague mrs. izadkhah, we had several interviews with people, which you prepared. i want to ask you about algorithms. social networks and

their effects when you were talking to people, what conclusions did you reach that you think would be interesting for our viewers to hear? at your service, dear colleague , mrs. fatemeh rahnama, mr. elmia, expert of the program and viewers of the half-day conversation. hello, mrs. rahnama, we are for prepare this report of interviews that i went to hovali city, 16 azar street , i was in front of tehran university with 25. i interviewed people , out of these 25 people, i can say that only 10 of them are familiar with the word "algorithm of social networks" and it is interesting that because they are mostly young people, it was interesting to me that many of the users of social networks are familiar with this word. they don't know each other. in fact, according to your experience , most of the 25 people you interviewed are not familiar with each other. and fewer people find out

how much experience they have in the conversations you actually had with the audience algorithms should actually create a special virtual world for them, so to speak, either in their explorer or in the showcase of their social networks and feel that this will make them not see other views or see other content less. how many times have you had such an encounter? one of my interviewees was a cook who was traveling to his workplace . he said in my report that you saw, he said that my explorer is full of food, cooking, restaurants, cafes . i found it interesting. another user was also a programmer . made from coding , teaching different programming languages ​​and now i had different experiences or i was interviewing a teacher , he was a young teacher. he said:

in general, the way of teaching these things is filled in explorer for me . this shows that everything we are looking for, we like, comment on or even search for, we are generally focused on a certain type of content, a range of specific content, and we don't see other content, for example mr. whatever the cook sees is related to cooking and the world of that mr. kodnovis that you mentioned in the explorer or the virtual showcase of that gentleman. maybe it doesn't exist. now i want from these observations you know, i want to get a loan. let's go back to the discussion of the program, which is the subject of the british house of commons elections and the measures of this country's media regarding the flow of information on social networks. when you were following the media these days, how much

did you see about the algorithm and the attention of the english media to this issue, its effect on the issue of the house of commons elections? please share. yes , by the way, we in the editorial office were following up on the news. i have given you some examples. here , i will show you some news that is being circulated on foreign websites in relation to this election. let me tell you that abc news has written that facebook has deleted the pages accused of interfering in the british elections. the independent has reported that the two english labor parties and reforms in tik tok and facebook left the conservatives behind. the english media labor list also stated that english people complain that the election positions of politicians are boring and the same because they are the same, they are tired

, that is, because they themselves are stuck in this algorithmic world, everything they liked before is the same with those positions. algorithm of social networks based on previous interests of users and footprints this is how they show them on social networks. a single policy institute also conducted a survey based on which it was stated that most americans do not trust their own social networks to receive election news in america, and why do they feel trapped in this story? algorithmic detections, in fact, yes, yes, a people big tech website has also conducted another survey, based on this survey, 61 citizens of the european union said that we do not like social network algorithms

to be active for us and follow our footsteps in social networks. stay and based on that content for us he shows some on social networks and this was an interesting statistic that i said, thank you mr. vaezi. let's go back to the studio, mr. elmia , did you hear my colleague's words? now you made a point yourself. somewhere, the american time magazine used an interesting interpretation. it said that 2024 is the year of elections. more than 60 countries will have elections, and perhaps the largest number in history. we will witness the voters in different countries in this year 2024. now i want to ask you about the work confrontations in other countries in this field. bran, you have examples with algorithms

it's great that a plan has been thought out so that users don't get surrounded by political issues in a series of news that they only like and leave other points of view. let's check this together. social networks have architecture, design, and technical engineering. because a platform is a software platform, it means that a number of programmers sat down one day and said, "we want to have a program where people can see photos." watch the movie, write the text, then, as we say, like let them like or for example send to each other and these stories, so what should we do now that this is so great, so good , there are standards in programming languages, programming languages ​​and software design based on the so-called constant. the user experience will have several outputs . one of them is that the user should enjoy it. once upon a time, if you told him to sit at the computer and do this, he would say , "i'm not bored. i'm not bored. should i turn it on or turn it on, i'll

get stuck in windows, for example?" i do, but now we see that 7 old men and old women are 80 years old, now they are 70 years old let's consider old ram, all accounts in many social networks. they have user accounts, they are very active and very influential. this is why it comes from kastram, so-called experience, so see that in order for a social network to be successful, it must have users now. the world's social networks have strange users. they have tens of millions of users, even billions of users around the world. one of the functions and one of the important technical points for that programmer is to be able to raise the user of that site or that application. i hold my hand on instagram, facebook, tik tok, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, for example, stay for an hour , stay for an hour. in a university, we went to a meeting to talk about this media literacy and cyber space. i said that please

take out your phones, have a piece of paper in your hand, go to me , here, here , use the 5 apps or the first app you have. write here how many minutes a day you worked with them and write to us that everyone was surprised that there was a noise in the hall, what was the reason ? they rotate, but seeing that not 4 hours a day, 5 hours sometimes, they are interacting on these social networks , they are interacting, they are working, so they are designed in such a way that it is sweet for us by displaying content that is attractive to us. it is pleasant to entertain us by increasing individual satisfaction, so look, this is the real function of this. now, a politician, an economist, a political current, when he knows that such a technology exists, it means that he can easily see a person get rid of boredom. it is for them to sit, for example, for two hours of debate

look, let me give an example of america again. the first debate between two people, mr. biden and mr. trump , was trump. in america, in social networks, tik tok, instagram, facebook, it was full of one- minute, one-minute-and-a-half clips. in summary, you have created this debate. after listening for 20 hours , he goes back to the social network and says, "well, what happened? " what did madi say, what was the language, he gets all his results, he makes his decision, well , look, this shows that these politicians can use the news team and the media team of mrs. clinton as a tool a few years ago. doing something and using the facebook platform for a political trend, and finally, when his voice got out and his documents were leaked, facebook was fined a very heavy amount and very serious penalties were also considered for him.

the states do one thing, some content is produced and published, i'm sorry, so look at this bubble we're talking about , we created a part of this bubble ourselves. coldness i should eat something cold. in the afternoon, i'll say that my head hurts. well, when i see my user regularly in the contents of the contents, these are all the same. it creates a bubble, i posted it, i read the political content that belongs to my faction, hey, i liked it , hey, i sent it to my friends, well, that platform also says, well, so this user likes this content, hey, he provides them to me. i myself, i have my own user , i expose myself to these things and hey , i am having fun with them. i want to get a loan from your conversation . i want to ask a question. you mentioned somewhere. if

i'm not mistaken, the british house of commons has about 650 members . yes, yes. 5 once a year, they choose among 650 members what you have done in relation to the mechanism in which social networks actually decide to show us most of our interests . in this country, it means that the government of this country is an outgrowth of this parliament. in fact, if there are representatives, let's assume that a supporter of one of the english parties does not follow the content related to that representative, that is, other representatives are representatives of another party that he likes. to follow in social networks, like, comment or do other activities, is it possible that that user, that english user, is deprived of the opinions

of other parties or basically thinks that he has not heard anything about them, it is possible that this bubble that you said will be created, expose this user to such an issue , it definitely exists exactly the same model works. now, let me give an internal example . what happened in the country last week when we had our own elections? well, in my network , i will use social networks as an example. it was posted in messengers yes, mr. qalibaf was the president on messenger x , and on twitter and on my facebook that the regime had fallen, the islamic republic was about to be shut down, and it was last week, rabbi pahlavi. find out the reason for this bubble. look at a series of people . it is the same in real life. you

see a person, for example, an athlete, a rock climber. he is the one who buys sports all over the cliff i want to be a democrat, i want to be a republican , i am collecting information in this space with this content, so i banned myself . one of the recommendations on social networks is that if you have you see and read a news from the republicans , go read a news from the democrats , keep both of these sources together , i repeat again, see the function, design and engineering of social networks is to put us in the same space . is it possible to make users of one messenger within this country, users of one message? messengers say that sir, he is definitely the president

. now in america, the same thing has happened in america . well, messengers have different functions there. tik tok users, who are mostly generation z, have the same approach to elections as facebook users, instagram users, or youtube users. again, we see a different approach, so this is an incident that is actually happening in our real space, the cyber part of which we are currently investigating, so now the user must be in such a situation. various contents place. now, obviously, in the issue of the british house of commons that we mentioned, well, there are many parties in this parliament, if a user wants to use himself , that user must have a questioning spirit, a critical spirit, so that he can look at the issue through the lens of different parties, and it is possible that most of the people don't have this kind of concern

, they like to search in that social network in that social network showcase and see the contents that attract them and observe them, maybe they don't want to go to this with critical thinking, seeing that i want to look at different points of view. for a this is the case when referring to the british parliament because there is a variety of parties, and when there are that many parties, the user has to go to a new content every time, which may be boring at all, so i want to see more accessible recommendations. that we can have , what is it? it's great, see again a very short fact. they don't have a lot of luck because of you the media space is not active. now , i am quoting the phrase, there are a bunch of old idiots sitting in this party who

do not know the media space and digital marketing, digital advertising, etc. in front of the party and so-and-so, they are very strong and they are using this media very well, and these stories, this confrontation, if i am not mistaken , were used between the labor party and the conservative party or the conservative party of the british parliament. santi is active in the discussion of advertising and presenting opinions, he has a very advanced team and uses the cyber platform, so this is it there is a story on that side, now see what is happening on this side. my user , let me take myself as an example . well, i like english news. i'm very interested in english news. hey, i'm reading english news. i can't check all these parties. i came to see two or three of the news channels that are comprehensive and more reliable

. there are no barriers in the cyberspace, that is, now the royal news network of england is bbc. well, now there for themselves, anyway , they have a reputation among the people, at least they are very old , not all of their words are really reliable. looking at the political issues that have an impact, it is not very strange that they want to publish a news in favor of one party, but when i two i defined three to four input channels for myself that i might delete them after my election days, i will never continue them at all, it is not attractive to me, but i see that i have these views from several places. i get it, i can compare, i can see different views side by side the same news that i saw was written by english pendant newspaper, which was written by ofcom first. the british media regulatory authority has warned about the spread of fake news. on the other hand, another institute called the british institute of information technology has come

and requested that a series of authoritative media in the uk, now you said that the bbc should clearly highlight the state media of this country. on the day of the awan majlis elections, he made a statement about fake news, which many data mining shows has been seen. let him clarify about this. i asked myself how a media can do that roz is very online and up-to-date to investigate and clarify this issue, and at the same time , how much can he give a simple solution that can be used by ordinary people in order to have a critical thinking. look, let's go back to the function of social networks in any matter. i would like to say that we are talking about a political example. if it is supposed to be on election day , the bbc and news network charts will broadcast

live television programs from morning to night, even if it is a recorded program, not live like our program, then produce and say. that such and such a speech made by such and such a representative has this problem this is a wrong answer, and how many audience members can see this if the same issue is raised on social networks, for example, on facebook, well, that employee. who went to work from 7 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon and didn't have time to follow up on these issues . at 7 o'clock he takes out his phone and starts scrolling . if he doesn't have a mentality, he will understand what happened . i can understand from your speech that you want to say that if the official media england has also been asked to make a clarification statement, they should make a statement from the bed. the same social networks that the audience received the fake news should actually make it clear. also, you can see that in official networks, there

is usually a bit of bias or conspiracy, or sometimes, for example, in england , users say that our bbc is polarized. we are seeing that they have the phrase "bipolarization" that they are saying that a "bipolarization" is happening , but it is usually news. less fake news, less wrong news, where do fake news and mistakes come from , it is going viral on social networks well, if you answer me as much as possible, where is the audience ? what percentage of facebook users are there during the day or during the week or during the month ? do you sometimes watch television? they may have followed bc's channel or page. i want to tell you that the potential is extremely high. the content that is produced on this side, when it comes to the social network , it is produced in the national media, it is produced on tv

, when it is published on the social network , it is seen hundreds of times, sometimes as we say it is possible and effective, so in england this is one of the reasons, and you should definitely watch the program. i reiterated that i am not sure whether it was mentioned in the report or not . the bbc's cooperation with twitter makes a lot of sense. in england, this has not happened yet. social belongs to the people and the user and the interaction of the user shows what should happen. we don't have anything called censorship, we don't have anything called filter . this is what these gentlemen claim, but we see that they are very openly declaring that bc has no role here. bc actually wanted to come and help identify the information allow twitter or not, bc itself wants to identify these things. make it available to twitter and whatever happens in the mainstream media of the bbc wants to be seen on twitter. which of the following has two dimensions . one dimension is that the bbc provides the verified

and safe news to the media. the most important part is that if there is a rumor, then an authority should handle it, and that authority is a state media, a state and sovereign media, which is now acceptable among the people. i will tell you how to reproduce the equations it's messed up in america , it's messed up in england , it's messed up in the parliament in the european union, it means that countries are now facing a lack of participation in political activities, most of which is related to the anti-generation in america. well, now these propaganda campaigns that mr. trump yes, mr. biden is doing this, they are pushing, they are saying that the young people are the target audience, whoever you are, come , bring 2 people, bring 3 people, come and define the campaigns of 5 people, so to speak, have a big campaign, if we can do it in less than a minute. let's summarize. i want you to summarize very briefly

do it today our cyberspace and our social networks are extremely powerful. powerful to the extent that it can seriously challenge the decades-old political factions that we are seeing. we will definitely see the results of the election in two days next week, which will be july 4th on july 14th . if today was the 12th, i think it is july 14th. let's recognize this power in our social networks and pay attention as users. everything we see is not necessarily true. we should pay attention ourselves and verify if we see something that is too much. it seemed strange, let's try to check and compare with one or two other sources

. thank you very much. mr. elmia , an expert in cyberspace, i would also like to thank my colleagues mrs. sharifi and mr. vaezhi who were with us from writing cyberspace. thank you very much , dear viewers, goodbye.

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