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spir-11313	Reiss, Michael V.; Festic, Noemi; Latzer, Michael; Rüedy, Tanja	THE RELEVANCE PEOPLE ASSIGN TO ALGORITHMIC-SELECTION APPLICATIONS IN EVERYDAY LIFE	2020.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1287	85	37	The 21st Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers Virtual Event / 27-31 October 2020 THE RELEVANCE PEOPLE ASSIGN TO ALGORITHMIC-SELECTION APPLICATIONS IN EVERYDAY LIFE Michael V. Reiss University of Zurich Noemi Festic University of Zurich Michael Latzer University of Zurich Tanja Rüedy University of Zurich Introduction Fast growing public and academic attention dedicated to algorithmic selection on the internet goes along with appraisals of their high social significance and impact on daily life in digital societies (Beer, 2017; Gillespie, 2014; Latzer & Just, 2020; Willson, 2017). Appropriate governance choices, however, call for an accurate and empirical understanding of the relevance of algorithmic selection in order to assess the scope of potential associated risks.	cache/spir-11313.pdf	txt/spir-11313.txt