GOOGLE TO INTRODUCE BEHAVIORAL “INTERVENTIONS”

The next dystopian idea, including proposals such as "pre-bunking."

Google has presented its project dubbed “Info Interventions” based on what it says is a behavioral science that, if these “interventions” are used as directed, could “teach” users to the degree they will become resilient to online harms.

Another promise is that by “pre-bunking misinformation” users can be “immunized.”

How is this supposed to work? Google has put up a site that states the goal is to provide accuracy prompts that would refocus users’ attention toward whatever Google decides qualifies as accurate information.

And to reach it, the “hypothesis” currently seems to be that “reminding individuals to think about accuracy when they might be about to engage with false information can boost users’ pre-existing accuracy goals.”

This method of effectively training users to behave in a desired way is unsurprisingly attempting to draw from behavioral science research and Google says it has been validated by digital experiments.

This “gift to the world” comes thanks to Google’s unit called Jigsaw, set up to “explore threats to open societies, and build technology that inspires scalable solutions.”

A Medium post by Jigsaw posted back in March 2021 declares that research suggests there could be a powerful way to reduce “misinformation” simply by reminding internet users to think about accuracy – in other words, goading them until they move to where you want them to go.

There’s even an attempt to guilt-trip users into thinking they are helping spread “misinformation by being prone to distractions” – whereas having accuracy as defined by Google on your mind might reduce that.

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Thats a great question and has peaked my interest might have to look into that myself too i would imagine definitely google with all of their geotracking infrastructure.

Well, then here you go, man….
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Thats a great question and has peaked my interest might have to look into that myself too i would imagine definitely google with all of their geotracking infrastructure.

of course they are, that must be a rhetorical question

they're advancing, developing and implementing the same systems that are about to come to the Western DEMOCRACIES HOH

China's Scary Social Credit System Made in USA by Google and Facebook

With Mao’s Great Leap Forward (1958-1962), it became increasingly clear China was a totalitarian police state willing to do almost anything to advance its aims. That attempt to forcefully move from an agrarian to a socialist industrial society cost tens of millions of Chinese lives. One historian’s estimate runs to a staggering 56 million deaths for that period alone, making Mao easily the greatest mass murderer of all time. After that came the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (more millions of deaths and countless other lives shattered) and, of course, what we all witnessed on Tiananmen Square in 1989, government tanks plowing into democracy protestors.

What our tech companies are doing is ignoring (or stomping on) the wisdom of the Founders of our country—the Federalist Papers or even the Bill of Rights not being on the reading lists of the average programming classes. Be that as it may, both these systems (American and Chinese) have more similarities than differences. It’s almost as if they are about to converge. China, after all, has its own Amazon, Alibaba. And we—both our companies and our government— sometimes working together, are monitoring all of us in a Chinese manner. Facial recognition is poised to take over our lives. Video cameras are ubiquitous. Chairman Mao is smiling.

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Finally, the beginning of the end for Google.

I use a search engine to find a site or data, not to be lectured to by some communistic-nanny-state-big brother.

Duck Duck Go has been my primary search engine but now it will be my only one.

Because well why not have a popup compared to a brain frying in just one comment away

Because well why not have a popup compared to a brain frying in just one comment away

You're so far behind let me catch you up.

Google isn't just a search engine. In fact very little of their money comes from the search engine and...doing that will change nothing.
Blocking Google ads will. Google ads are in 80+ percent of websites. Besides that wouldn't even work because if Google made less money it wouldn't matter. Twitter always lost money and it's stock wasn't harmed by it.

What does that tell you?

Well what it tells me is that they aren't worried about losing money. Because money will still be infused somehow into the company to do its job of policing information.

If I get a God damn prompt on my phone I'm throwing it in the trash.

You're so far behind let me catch you up.

Google isn't just a search engine. In fact very little of their money comes from the search engine and...doing that will change nothing.
Blocking Google ads will. Google ads are in 80+ percent of websites. Besides that wouldn't even work because if Google made less money it wouldn't matter. Twitter always lost money and it's stock wasn't harmed by it.

What does that tell you?

Well what it tells me is that they aren't worried about losing money. Because money will still be infused somehow into the company to do its job of policing information.

If I get a God damn prompt on my phone I'm throwing it in the trash.

how are they going to do that ?

whole world knows israel are the bad guys

“Elon Musk was right. “

Time for STARLINK

With starlink they theoretically can geo-locate the source of any post or information transfer on the internet.

:ait:

THEY TRIED THAT ALREADY WITH SNOPE, DIDN'T WORK

Oh my God, this is a joke, right?

The next dystopian idea, including proposals such as "pre-bunking."

Google has presented its project dubbed “Info Interventions” based on what it says is a behavioral science that, if these “interventions” are used as directed, could “teach” users to the degree they will become resilient to online harms.

Another promise is that by “pre-bunking misinformation” users can be “immunized.”

How is this supposed to work? Google has put up a site that states the goal is to provide accuracy prompts that would refocus users’ attention toward whatever Google decides qualifies as accurate information.

And to reach it, the “hypothesis” currently seems to be that “reminding individuals to think about accuracy when they might be about to engage with false information can boost users’ pre-existing accuracy goals.”

This method of effectively training users to behave in a desired way is unsurprisingly attempting to draw from behavioral science research and Google says it has been validated by digital experiments.

This “gift to the world” comes thanks to Google’s unit called Jigsaw, set up to “explore threats to open societies, and build technology that inspires scalable solutions.”

A Medium post by Jigsaw posted back in March 2021 declares that research suggests there could be a powerful way to reduce “misinformation” simply by reminding internet users to think about accuracy – in other words, goading them until they move to where you want them to go.

There’s even an attempt to guilt-trip users into thinking they are helping spread “misinformation by being prone to distractions” – whereas having accuracy as defined by Google on your mind might reduce that.

Read full article here:
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