these involve so called filter bubbles, echo-chambers, troll factories, fake news, and new forms of propaganda
This is familiar to me since the TedTalk video covers this bias in algorithms and this has been something I have been more cautious about in my day to day life especially with news.
Even AI researchers have no exact definition of AI. The field is rather being constantly redefined when some topics are classified as non-AI, and new topics emerge.
I found this interesting since and a little surprising since AI is such a big part of todays world I thought there would be a set definition for it. But after thinking it makes sense that there isn't since AI in todays world is constantly changing and being reimagined.
However, in the context of AI, it is obvious that different AI systems cannot be compared on a single axis or dimension in terms of their intelligence.
this is something new that I did not consider, AI can be rapidly different and that impacts its use in our lives. It reminds me of the TedTalk video on biased views in algorithms because it correlates to AI's biases and information being different depending on which one you use.