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Hidden Unpersuaders: How we mistook the digital giants for all-powerful manipulators
The twin threats of “hidden persuasion” and artificial intelligence have now convinced most of us that Google and its ilk are almost uniquely powerful. These threats are overrated. The digital giants can do less than we fear – and we … Continue reading
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