Summary of the book Everyone Lies: Big Data, Modern Data and the Internet's Ability to Reveal the Secrets The Author: Seth Stevens - Davidots

Data.. How was it and what did it become?

How do algorithms know about you what you don't know about yourself? Why has interest in data increased in our digital age? And to what extent can we reveal the secrets of ourselves? What does our data think of the problems of racism, hatred, prejudice and violence? And is it possible to imagine a world that judges individuals by functional competence if they love pizza?

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Everyone Lies: Big Data, Modern Data and the Internet's Ability to Reveal the Secrets

The Author: Seth Stevens - Davidots

Algorithms know about you what you don't know about yourself," a phrase said by a former data scientist, so why would he think so? This is believed because algorithms handle all the data we produce as we interact with the Internet, every site we enter, every image we like, and even all clicks are recorded, and unlike us, data cannot lie and hide facts, what you look for in Google and what you like about Facebook expresses you more than you think.

Who this book is for:

For those interested in modern data science.

For those interested in knowing the effects of digitization in our lives.

For the seeker to understand the nature of the data we produce and where it can deliver us.

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