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A tech and online culture publication by Taylor Lorenz, featuring original reporting on how the internet is reshaping politics, business, media, and culture.

You Are Being Lied to About Algorithms
Blog•Mar 10, 2026

You Are Being Lied to About Algorithms

In a new Section 230 mini‑series episode, host and legal commentator interviews Santa Clara Law professor Eric Goldman to dismantle the myth that algorithmic curation should strip platforms of their Section 230 immunity. The discussion clarifies that even a reverse‑chronological feed qualifies as an algorithm and can inadvertently amplify spam and troll activity. It also highlights how bipartisan political pressure and proposed age‑verification mandates aim to reshape online moderation, while major players like Meta actually prefer Section 230 changes to marginalize smaller competitors. Ultimately, the conversation argues that focusing on algorithms distracts from the deeper power dynamics shaping the open web.

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