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All hail the social media industrial complex

Over the past decade and a half, social media platforms have been instrumental in empowering public discourse. ....

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MIT Sloan researchers named to Thinkers50 awards shortlist

MIT Sloan researchers named to Thinkers50 awards shortlist
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Summer 2021 recommended reading from MIT

Summer 2021 recommended reading from MIT
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A few simple tricks make fake news stories stick in the brain

Human brains rely on shortcuts to be efficient. But these shortcuts leave us vulnerable to false information. ....

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The World Wide Web as we know it may be ending

ATLANTA (CNN) Over the last year, the World Wide Web has started to look less worldwide.
Europe is floating regulation that could impose temporary bans on U.S. tech companies that violate its laws. The United States was on the verge of banning TikTok and WeChat, though the new Biden administration is rethinking that move. India, which did ban those two apps as well of dozens of others, is now at loggerheads with Twitter.
And this month, Facebook clashed with the Australian government over a proposed law that would require it to pay publishers. The company briefly decided to prevent users from sharing news links in the country in response to the law, with the potential to drastically change how its platform functions from one country to the next. Then on Tuesday, it reached a deal with the government and agreed to restore news pages. The deal partially relaxed arbitration requirements that Facebook took issue with. ....

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