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I am a PhD student currently specializing in Algorithmic Monitoring of the World Wide Web. I have had the opportunity to work internationally in research, government, and business environments. Specialized in Machine Learning, Data Analysis, and Web Scraping, I have a keen interest in applying these digital skills to current societal challenges.
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The Role of Search Engines in the Amplification and Suppression of LGBTIQ+ Polarization
Published in Pre-print, 2025
Search engines are used and trusted by hundreds of millions of people every day. However, the algorithms used by search engines to index, filter, and rank web content are inherently biased, and will necessarily prefer some views and opinions at the expense of others. In this article, we examine how these algorithmic biases amplify and suppress polarizing content.
Recommended citation: Rönnback, R., Emmery, C., Safáˇr-Postma, M., Milde, F., Charvát, J., Brighton, H. (2015). "The Role of Search Engines in the Amplification and Suppression of LGBTIQ+ Polarization ." Pre-Print.
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