EID 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Filter Bubble, Botnet, Pseudonymity
24 May 2018
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EID100 Week 5 – CURATE
3 Vs of big data – volume, velocity, variety
Variety – more data coming from many sources and the way it looks is increasing
Volume – the amount of data
Velocity – volume in which data is created
Middleware – taking orders and giving it to the kitchen analogy
Pseudonymity – a performance identity removing yourself from being contacted
Ephemeral – as soon as you are done with it, it disappears
Botnet – slows network equipment
VIDEO
Not all information is created equal
Quality > Quantity
***Filter failure and letting through too much content
***Not information overload
***Watch Clay video 23:50 mins video (quality vs quantity)
Social filtering + its discontents
Information cocoon – filter bubble who conform to their own beliefs
- Seeking out information that conforms to our own beliefs
**your friends have a similar points as view and they confirm your own belief and enforce each other
and leave you closed off to critical thinking and other points of view
Group polarization – people tend to be extreme in decisions in groups
**people become more polarized
*conservatives will confor eah other, ppl who do’t like North Aeria soiety ould e polarized
Information Cascade - someone will tell you something and you change the way you think initially/ initial
intentions has now cascaded your reality
***the price is right (the crowd yelling out answers to the contestants)
A computer generated image connecting websites – the greater the bubble the greater the linkage
Who decides what is fit for print?
Publishing house because they are putting in the money to execute the job and pay the author
(typography, layout, design)
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Document Summary
3 vs of big data volume, velocity, variety. Variety more data coming from many sources and the way it looks is increasing. Velocity volume in which data is created. Middleware taking orders and giving it to the kitchen analogy. Pseudonymity a performance identity removing yourself from being contacted. Ephemeral as soon as you are done with it, it disappears. ***filter failure and letting through too much content. ***watch clay video 23:50 mins video (quality vs quantity) Information cocoon filter bubble who conform to their own beliefs. Seeking out information that conforms to our own beliefs. **your friends have a similar points as view and they confirm your own belief and enforce each other and leave you closed off to critical thinking and other points of view. Group polarization people tend to be extreme in decisions in groups. *conservatives will confor(cid:373) ea(cid:272)h other, ppl who do(cid:374)"t like north a(cid:373)eri(cid:272)a(cid:374) so(cid:272)iety (cid:272)ould (cid:271)e polarized.
