Sruthi Dhulipala
Sep 27, 2023

The echo chamber effect: How algorithms shape our worldview

While we hold information at our fingertips, it’s also becoming essential we know how to be responsible with it. By challenging our own biases and actively seeking diverse perspectives, we can break free from the confines of the echo chamber and promote intellectual growth, argues PR Concierge's Sruthi Dhulipala.

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