Skepticism Towards Data Reliability and Bias in Search Algorithms

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This chapter explores the contentious debate over the reliability of online data, focusing on Google's autocomplete feature and its portrayal of sensitive political terms related to Trump. The discussion highlights skepticism toward tech companies’ explanations and raises concerns about bias and censorship in digital information.

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