Sunday, August 13, 2017
Algorithm shows the data you give away when clicking suggested links
The team fed their algorithm datasets from recommendation engines Movielens and Jester. Essentially, their math weighs the value users get by clicking against the personal info they’re disclosing, and points out when users would be handing over too much information for too little effect. While not everyone uses those particular services, they’ve definitely used a recommendation before if they’ve
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