And remember, for every one of these, for every hospital admission, theres a family that is traumatized and horrified. And theres polarization and some elections that are getting hacked. When they take over mental health of kids or Saturday morning, theyre responsible for protecting Saturday morning. [Jaron] Thats a little too simplistic. The social networks own recommendation engine is voluntarily serving this up to people who had never searched for the term Pizzagate in their life. But theres this much earlier moment when technology exceeds and overwhelms human weaknesses. [Marco Rubio] We are a nation of people that no longer speak to each other. CG Publishing/Apogee Books, 2020, $26.95. I thought, God, this is classic irony. [chuckles] Like, the entire thing. Interviewees state that social media platforms and big tech companies have been instrumental in providing positive change for society; they also note that such platforms have also caused problematic social, political, and cultural consequences. [Aza Raskin] Its a little even trite to say now, but because we dont pay for the products that we use, advertisers pay for the products that we use. Changing what you do, how you think, who you are. And almost everything else is negligible. Browse Catalog Grades Pre-K - K 1 - 2 3 - 5 6 - 8 9 - 12 Other Subject Arts & Music English Language Arts World Language Math Science This is a real change in a generation. [Jeff Flake] My message here today is that tribalism is ruining us. The model, once you have it, you can predict the kinds of things that person does. Millions of years of evolution, um, are behind that system to get us to come together and live in communities, to find mates, to propagate our species. [Shoshana Zuboff, PhD] This is what every business has always dreamt of: to have a guarantee that if it places an ad, it will be successful. When I was at the Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab, this is what we learned. [Tristan] Notice that many people in the tech industry dont give these devices to their own children. And youre always free to walk up the hill, but fewer people do, and so, at scale, at societys scale, you really are just tilting the floor and changing what billions of people think and do. [pundit] You have more than a third of Republicans saying the Democratic Party is a threat to the nation, more than a quarter of Democrats saying the same thing about the Republicans. Some real big things. You dont have self-determination. [Growth AI] I calculate a 92.3 percent chance of resurrection with a notification about Ana. Later that day, there was, like, 400 simultaneous viewers, so it just kept growing and growing. We had 468 interested bidders. People talk about AI as if it will know truth. [Tristan] Theres a study, an MIT study, that fake news on Twitter spreads six times faster than true news. Probably the cleverest element of persuasion was the translation of algorithms into what appear . [Tristan] Theres an entire discipline and field called growth hacking. Teams of engineers whose job is to hack peoples psychology so they can get more growth. [Blue AI] Yeah, Ben loved all of her posts. . Get off the stupid stuff. A magician shows you a card trick and says, Pick a card, any card. What you dont realize was that theyve done a set-up, so you pick the card they want you to pick. Netflix's The Social Dilemma: Filmmaker and Tech Experts in Conversation with Katie Couric The 92nd Street Y, New York 261K subscribers Subscribe 12K 1.2M views Streamed 2 years ago Your. Its the technologys ability to bring out the worst in society [chuckles] and the worst in society being the existential threat. Hes talking all about deleting social media, which you gotta do. I was in the pantry, you know, typing away on an e-mail or sometimes looking at Pinterest. It is unprecedented. And theres fake news. The Social Dilemma Movie 2020 (live stream), Nothing vast enters the life of mortals without a curse. Sophocles. What do you think is a good amount? theyll often say something pretty reasonable. Telephone number: 0203222111, 0719012111 We see Russia and China spreading rumors and conspiracy theories. Netflix just released a new documentary called The Social Dilemma. [scoffs] And now society is incapable of healing itself and just devolving into a kind of chaos. Because not everybody recognizes that this is a problem. But there you are, and there we are. I feel like were headed toward dystopia. [Tristan] When he later came on to NPR to say, Im sorry for believing this. What was I supposed to do? [Green AI] Ive got a new vlogger lined up, too. It allows the readers to identify which part of the audio corresponds to which section. Its as though we have less and less control over who we are and what we believe. Facebook sits there and says, Hey, you pick your friends. For democracy to be completely for sale, where you can reach any mind you want, target a lie to that specific population, and create culture wars? This timestamped, summarized transcript of The Social Dilemma is a versatile resource to support your use of this powerful documentary in your classroom. If You Start with Captions Theres lies here, and theres lies over there. I think the most prominent example thats gotten a lot of press is whats happened in Myanmar. [Chamath] So, we want to psychologically figure out how to manipulate you as fast as possible and then give you back that dopamine hit. "The Social Dilemma," a new Netflix documentary-drama on how technology companies have manipulated human psychology with dire consequences for our society, is unlikely to impact these. Social dilemmas<br />"A social dilemma exists whenever a particular course of action or inaction will benefit the individual but harm the others in the group and cause more harm t 295 Followers. Weve put deceit and sneakiness at the absolute center of everything we do. The most epic fails of the year. The media has this exact same problem, where their business model, by and large, is that theyre selling our attention to advertisers. On the ground. [Sandy] I think we need to accept that its okay for companies to be focused on making money. This is This is why I spent, like, eight months talking back and forth with lawyers. [Rene] This is an example of a conspiracy theory that was propagated across all social networks. Nothing else that we have has improved at anything near that rate. system is also played by a celebrity Vincent Kartheiser of Mad Men voices the . The technology that connects us also controls us. [Mary] I looked at his screen report a couple weeks ago. [Tristan] Its a disinformation-for-profit business model. [Tristan] People have no idea whats true, and now its a matter of life and death. 5. [interviewer] Is that a rule, or is that a. You know, its the the reality is, well, there were so many different forces at play. The first 50 years of Silicon Valley, the industry made products hardware, software sold em to customers. [Roger] One of the problems with Facebook is that, as a tool of persuasion, it may be the greatest thing ever created. And human beings can change those technologies. Addeddate. Whos gonna win? the social dilemma transcript with timestamps veterinary ophthalmologist santa barbara June 22, 2022 flood banks advantages and disadvantages montana national guard jobs the social dilemma transcript with timestamps veterinary ophthalmologist santa barbara June 22, 2022 flood banks advantages and disadvantages montana national guard jobs the social dilemma Hey, Im connected without a cell phone, okay? [Cass] Hey, Benji. [Aza] People have the misconception its our data being sold. His psychometric doppelgangers. The truth is boring. That is Thats a lie. [AI] All right, let Ben know that shes typing so we dont lose him. [Roger] The way to think about it is its 2.7 billion Truman Shows. Bailey. [Blue AI] Lets promote some of these events. Not even that cute girl from school. This documentary-drama hybrid explores the dangerous human impact of social networking, with tech experts sounding the alarm on their own creations. Is this truth? Because they dont know what truth is. That stuff is bad for you. In simpler words, timestamps are included in the transcriptions to indicate when the adjacent text was spoken in the audio. Attributions of Causality. [chuckles] And I just I think that we you know, the inventors, creators uh, you know, and its me, its Mark, its the you know, Kevin Systrom at Instagram Its all of these people um, understood this consciously, and we did it anyway. By state actors, by people with millions of dollars saying, I wanna destabilize Kenya. So, if you can imagine, if a if a commercial enterprise builds an algorithm to their definition of success, its a commercial interest. Great road map to guide me toward original source materials. I follow people on Twitter that I disagree with because I want to be exposed to different points of view. The Social Dilemma documentary transcript University Weber State University Course En Introduct College Writing (ENGL 1010) Uploaded by RedStoneMan2.0 Academic year2022/2023 Helpful? Companies like Google and Facebook would roll out lots of little, tiny experiments that they were constantly doing on users. [reporter 7] Its not just fake news; its fake news with consequences. So, if a user was, for example, anti-vaccine or believed in chemtrails or had indicated to Facebooks algorithms in some way that they were prone to belief in conspiracy theories, Facebooks recommendation engine would serve them Pizzagate groups. Mind you, the the population of San Francisco was only, [Jeff] So, if you get an e-mail that says your friend just tagged you in a photo, of course youre going to click on that e-mail and look at the photo. [Tim] I tried through willpower, just pure willpower Ill put down my phone, Ill leave my phone in the car when I get home. I think I told myself a thousand times, a thousand different days, I am not gonna bring my phone to the bedroom, and then 9:00 p.m. rolls around. How much time can we get you to spend? They pay in exchange for showing their ads to us. Okay, so my Instagrams worse. [Justin] Ive uninstalled a ton of apps from my phone that I felt were just wasting my time. Whatever the time is, half an hour before bedtime, all devices out. [Cass] Ben and Jerry, its time to go, bud! [Justin] So many of the problems that were discussing, like, around political polarization exist in spades on cable television. Two hours, 50 minutes per day. Okay, theres the supercomputer. The main argument made is that Social Media is Bad. We can do better. [laughs] Like, its the critics that drive improvement. And I could fool adults, fully-grown adults with, like, PhDs. [sighs], [AI] New link! [Sandy Parakilas] Theres only a handful of people at these companies, at Facebook and Twitter and other companies Theres only a few people who understand how those systems work, and even they dont necessarily fully understand whats gonna happen with a particular piece of content. Based on the Netflix documentary "The Social Dilemma," the thought-provoking discussion came at a time in which so much of our daily lives has gone virtual due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. You can stay disconnected as long as you want. The Digital Workspace Works Podcast Episode 27 Season 1 The Social Dilemma (2020) 00:00 27:07 [Cathy] Make sure that you get lots of different kinds of information in your own life. They are completely clueless. Like, wheres the existential threat? [reporter 2] Now, this was in Huntington Beach. [Tristan] We were all looking for the moment when technology would overwhelm human strengths and intelligence. There are other markets that we outlaw. [Guillaume] The flat-Earth conspiracy theory was recommended hundreds of millions of times by the algorithm. I mean, people in every department saying, I totally agree. I see this affecting my kids. I see this affecting the people around me. We have to do something about this. It felt like I was sort of launching a revolution or something like that. [Cass] Ben, Im serious. We want them to take this action. [Shoshana] How do we use subliminal cues on the Facebook pages to get more people to go vote in the midterm elections? [reporter 2] The notion drinking water will flush coronavirus from your system is one of several myths about the virus circulating on social media. [Roger] The law runs way behind on these things, but what I know is the current situation exists not for the protection of users, but for the protection of the rights and privileges of these gigantic, incredibly wealthy companies. Theyre deeply interconnected with each other and running extremely complicated programs, sending information back and forth between each other all the time. And then it would change the entry. Thats what Im saying. But Im saying the idea that theres a new level and that new level has happened so many times before. Nobody is sick. Arms up. All right, were on. Beitrags-Autor: Beitrag verffentlicht: 14. Turn around. [Sandy Parakilas] And so, all of this data that were that were just pouring out all the time is being fed into these systems that have almost no human supervision and that are making better and better and better and better predictions about what were gonna do and and who we are. It is not set in stone. Fake news is becoming more advanced and threatening societies around the world. [Chamath] We curate our lives around this perceived sense of perfection because we get rewarded in these short-term signals hearts, likes, thumbs-up and we conflate that with value, and we conflate it with truth. The Democrat Party is a crime syndicate, not a real political party. The point was, like, Youre the person whos gonna figure out how this thing monetizes. And there were a lot of people who did a lot of the work, but I was clearly one of the people who was pointing towards Well, we have to make money, A and I think this advertising model is probably the most elegant way. [Joe Toscano] This is the worst part, man. [Ben] Youre always talking about how messed up everything is. 1. Per day, on average? [Chamath Palihapitiya] After all the testing, all the iterating, all of this stuff, you know the single biggest thing we realized? The older teen girls, 15 to 19 years old, theyre up 70 percent, compared to the first decade of this century. The Russians didnt hack Facebook. Timestamping in transcription refers to inserting time codes in a transcript (in minutes and seconds) at specified intervals. [Tristan] From that perspective, you can have a very different understanding of what technology is doing. Its a gradual change. It worries me that an algorithm that I worked on is actually increasing polarization in society. Oh, Angola? [sighs] Ben? The Social Dilemma is a well-constructed and articulately-argued threat. And if you have kids, Im worried about your kids. He doesnt engage. Its just not that big a deal. [Tim] Rewind a few years ago, I was the I was the president of Pinterest. So they can keep the power, so they can control everything. Okay, you gotta leave it here, though, buddy. [Joe] Yeah. [Joe] I left Google in June 2017, uh, due to ethical concerns. And those growth tactics have then become the standard playbook for Silicon Valley. [Steve Jobs] What a computer is to me, is its the most remarkable tool that weve ever come up with. Were the product. Power your marketing strategy with perfectly branded videos to drive better ROI. Just like there are markets that trade in pork belly futures or oil futures. That is magic. Addeddate. [Justin] When we were making the like button, our entire motivation was, Can we spread positivity and love in the world? The idea that, fast-forward to today, and teens would be getting depressed when they dont have enough likes, or it could be leading to political polarization was nowhere on our radar. Scanner. Gen Z, the kids born after 1996 or so those kids are the first generation in history that got on social media in middle school. I wasnt sure how it was gonna land. Download and use BSPlayer to get the subtitles for your language. And so began the journey to create The Social Dilemma, a deep dive into the algorithms . The number of teenage girls out of 100,000 in this country who were admitted to a hospital every year because they cut themselves or otherwise harmed themselves, that number was pretty stable until around 2010, 2011, and then it begins going way up. [Tristan] Its like remote-control warfare. I was, um, thinking we could use all five senses to enjoy our dinner tonight. WARNING: SPOILERS This is the premise of Netflix's original film The Social Dilemma. Its usually profit. Its for the same reason I dont keep cookies in my pocket. Social Dilemma is a good film, probably too little too late to play a role in saving democracy or healing a nation so divided half of it won't do the most basic things to stop a pandemic. [Shoshana] Facebook conducted what they called massive-scale contagion experiments.. [Jaron] Financial incentives kind of run the world, so any solution to this problem has to realign the financial incentives. When you go to a page, youre seeing the same thing as other people. So, its one of the few things online that we at least hold in common. Readers follow protagonists Rachel and Andre as they discover that a command center in Russia is using a network of troll farms to spread false narratives about elections to American voters. [Justin] Algorithms and manipulative politicians are becoming so expert at learning how to trigger us, getting so good at creating fake news that we absorb as if it were reality, and confusing us into believing those lies. Like, they were the ones who first understood how peoples minds work. [Jaron] Never accept a video recommended to you on YouTube. [Tristan] You know, I really struggled to try and figure out how, from the inside, we could change it. I think we were naive about the flip side of that coin. We now have markets that trade in human futures at scale, and those markets have produced the trillions of dollars that have made the Internet companies the richest companies in the history of humanity. And perhaps most importantly, our human our physiology, our brains have evolved not at all. Cause those are the only two choices. Tens of millions of Americans are hopelessly addicted to their electronic devices. Cause I need it back. Think about that compounded by two billion people, and then think about how people react then to the perceptions of others. Instagram has done it. Mays. [crowd continues chanting] Open up your eyes, dont believe the lies! In what way is social medias design meant to nurture an addiction? Telfono: 614.1740967 / 614.2856609 wann kommt stephanie plum 24 auf deutsch. -You good? [Tristan] This affects everyone, even if you dont use these products. It should be something that everybody knows. [Jonathan] Theyre much less comfortable taking risks. [AI] Your friend Tyler just joined. If technology creates mass chaos, outrage, incivility, lack of trust in each other, loneliness, alienation, more polarization, more election hacking, more populism, more distraction and inability to focus on the real issues thats just society. Its not like theyre trying to benefit us. [Blue AI] [sighs] Its not good enough to lead with. When children watched Saturday morning cartoons, we cared about protecting children. Later, I found out Larry Page had been notified about this presentation in three separate meetings that day. The film's biggest mistake is a poorly-conceived dramatic re-enactment of some of the perils of social media. [Tristan] We in the tech industry have created the tools to destabilize and erode the fabric of society in every country,all at once, everywhere. They dont have a They dont have a proxy for truth thats better than a click. [chuckles] Thats a really important question. [Aza Raskin] The one that Im Im most prone to is Twitter. Help me please. The process for providing transcripts is basically: Get a text version of the audio, called "transcribing". How does the serious issue of social media affect mental health? The film explores the rise ofsocial mediaand the damage it has caused to society, focusing on its exploitation of its users for financial gain throughsurveillance capitalismanddata mining, how its design is meant to nurturean addiction, itsuse in politics, itseffect on mental health(including themental health of adolescentsandrising teen suicide rates), and its role in spreadingconspiracy theoriessuch asPizzagateand aiding groups such asflat-earthers. Like, if everyones starting to go around on bicycles, no one said, Oh, my God, weve just ruined society. His phone A.I. the social dilemma transcript with timestamps hausarzt lintorf bad essen on the social dilemma transcript with timestamps Posted in microsoft toolkit mvvm observablecollection By Posted on June 2, 2022 Because they have inevitable destructive consequences. Format the transcript. [Roger] If everyones entitled to their own facts, theres really no need for compromise, no need for people to come together. This time, in Italy and Spain. But what about User 01265923010? EVERY citation should end with a period. [Maria A. Ressa] Democracy crumbled quickly. All right? [Tristan] What were seeing with COVID is just an extreme version of whats happening across our information ecosystem. mosaic web browser emulator,

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