Filtros burbuja y gestión personal de los algoritmos
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/thinkepi.2023.e17a10Palabras clave:
Filtros burbuja, Burbujas de filtro, Cámaras de eco, Polarización política, Desinformación, Psicología de la información, Agregadores, Redes sociales, AlgoritmosResumen
Se revisan los principales metaanálisis sobre filtros burbuja y cámaras de eco, y se muestra que hay poca evidencia de la existencia de ambos. Se concluye que, si bien la imagen popular de los filtros burbuja y las cámaras de eco tiene pocos fundamentos, en el futuro se hará necesaria una mayor vigilancia de los ciudadanos ante los posibles efectos de los algoritmos.
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