Bubble effect: Is there room for those who don't think like us?

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Social media has been a great way to express political and social opinions, and you've probably found yourself liking many people in person, but not on Facebook.

This happens because everyone has different points of view, and social platforms lend themselves, in many ways, to being a space for their users to vent.

Perhaps many times you have been provoked to delete and even report a person who only posts political topics that really bore you.

So the question here is, can social media unite us as human beings or not at all?

Artificial Intelligence vs Humanity: Will robots rule the world?
Did you know that by 2020, 80% of user interactions are kenya whatsapp resource expected to take place without a human?

In this trend, the question that arises is: how can we ensure that these technologies do not threaten to dehumanize interactions?

We all think that Artificial Intelligence is something from SyFy, but we are going through it every day even if we don't realize it.

How do you think Facebook knows the profile of a guy you just met and shows up in your suggestions? Or how does Netflix find the movie you've been wanting to see for months before you even knew about it?

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