Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of Induction
Abstract: This study aims to understand the role of algorithms in information misinformation by marginalizing media information, which in turn hinders media literacy. The rapid spread of artificial intelligence and algorithmic systems raises concerns due to their lack of transparency, complicating a...
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| author | Khouloud ALBEKRI ABDALKADER, Haroun DJEFFAL & Ramzi DJABALLAH |
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| description | Abstract: This study aims to understand the role of algorithms in information misinformation by marginalizing media information, which in turn hinders media literacy. The rapid spread of artificial intelligence and algorithmic systems raises concerns due to their lack of transparency, complicating assessments of compliance with human rights and labor laws. Algorithms can exhibit bias based on the training data and their correlation with processed data features. This issue has spurred discussions within the scientific community about biases and the ethical, computational, and media effects of algorithms.
Keywords : Algorithms, Misinformation, Media Literacy, Bias, Transparency |
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| spelling | doaj-art-ae5200949d7c4d4bac4e5fd0309ece3d2025-08-20T02:07:32ZdeuCRAC, INSAACAkofena2706-63122708-06332024-12-0151410.48734/akofena.n014.vol.6.18.2024Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of InductionKhouloud ALBEKRI ABDALKADER, Haroun DJEFFAL & Ramzi DJABALLAHAbstract: This study aims to understand the role of algorithms in information misinformation by marginalizing media information, which in turn hinders media literacy. The rapid spread of artificial intelligence and algorithmic systems raises concerns due to their lack of transparency, complicating assessments of compliance with human rights and labor laws. Algorithms can exhibit bias based on the training data and their correlation with processed data features. This issue has spurred discussions within the scientific community about biases and the ethical, computational, and media effects of algorithms. Keywords : Algorithms, Misinformation, Media Literacy, Bias, Transparencyhttps://www.revue-akofena.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/18-D14v06-27-Khouloud-ALBEKRI-ABDALKADER-Haroun-DJEFFAL-Ramzi-DJABALLAH_237-244.pdf |
| spellingShingle | Khouloud ALBEKRI ABDALKADER, Haroun DJEFFAL & Ramzi DJABALLAH Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of Induction Akofena |
| title | Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of Induction |
| title_full | Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of Induction |
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| title_short | Algorithms and Information Misinformation : A Study of Induction |
| title_sort | algorithms and information misinformation a study of induction |
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