The broadcaster is developing a "public service algorithm" that's "built to surprise you," said the BBC's director of radio and education James Purnell.His hope is that audiences will stumble onto something new, instead of content that simply reinforces their views. Algorithms "do not have to create echo chambers," he added, "they can open them up". […]
SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 06:36PM on May 14, 2019