the social dilemma transcript with timestamps

[reporter 7] Its not just fake news; its fake news with consequences. And the Internet is just a new, even more efficient way to do that. [Tristan] Its like remote-control warfare. Theyve found organ donors. Not even that cute girl from school. The Social Dilemma - Rotten Tomatoes Trending on RT Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania Cocaine Bear The Last of Us Knock at the Cabin Most popular The Gods 2: The Dark Side Call Me Chihiro FP 4EVZ. [interviewer] Uh, youre making me feel like a lab rat. Exactly what image you stop and look at, for how long you look at it. We should be live. [Justin] When you go to Google and type in Climate change is, youre going to see different results depending on where you live. People talk about AI as if it will know truth. What do you think is a good amount? theyll often say something pretty reasonable. A huge new Pew Research Center study of 10,000 American adults finds us more divided than ever, with personal and political polarization at a 20-year high. We have almost no laws around digital privacy, for example. WARNING: SPOILERS This is the premise of Netflix's original film The Social Dilemma. [Tristan] Were training and conditioning a whole new generation of people that when we are uncomfortable or lonely or uncertain or afraid, we have a digital pacifier for ourselves that is kind of atrophying our own ability to deal with that. CG Publishing/Apogee Books, 2020, $26.95. Netflix 's new documentary The Social Dilemma attempts to expose the ways in which technology giants have manipulated human psychology to influence how we behave. [Mary] Moment of truth. And look at when it was made. [Tristan] The classic saying is: If youre not paying for the product, then you are the product.. lkarhuset gvle vaccination That is Thats a lie. If you click on clickbait, youre creating a financial incentive that perpetuates this existing system. Well learn how to live with these devices, just like weve learned how to live with everything else. And what this misses is theres something distinctly new here. It is stated that social media is a useful service that does lots of good with a parallel money machine. Explain. [Tristan] Theres a study, an MIT study, that fake news on Twitter spreads six times faster than true news. As an insider in the tech world, Harris saw how Facebook and Google were working on people below the level of their consciousness, shaping . [Renee] Before you share, fact-check, consider the source, do that extra Google. Segala hal negatif dari media sosial yang terlihat natural bukan sebuah "kecelakaan", tetapi memang telah didesain. I didnt want to mislead people, a bunch of students in a classroom were interviewed saying, The round-Earthers got to him.. Thats just ridiculous. White House officials say they have no reason to believe the Russian cyberattacks will stop. [Jaron] Never accept a video recommended to you on YouTube. As the groups got bigger on Facebook, Facebooks recommendation engine started suggesting to regular users that they join Pizzagate groups. [Justin] Essentially, you vote with your clicks. So, as humans, weve almost lost control over these systems. Especially social media starts to dig deeper and deeper down into the brain stem and take over kids sense of self-worth and identity. Youre not gonna get paid. [exhales] -[interviewer] Um. [vlogger] so they can pick sides. 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? The worlds beautiful. It is unprecedented. Its up 189 percent for the preteen girls. Lets squeeze in a sneaker ad before it starts. I dont hate them. Now, imagine what that means in the hands of a dictator or an authoritarian. [reporter] These accounts were deliberately, specifically attempting to sow political discord in Hong Kong. Thats the point. And all those protections and all those regulations are gone. And it subjugates people into this weird role where youre just, like, this little computing element that were programming through our behavior manipulation for the service of this giant brain, and you dont matter. Perhaps the most influential article published recently was Garrett Har din's "Tragedy of the Commons," which appeared in Science in 1968. [Aza] People have the misconception its our data being sold. [Shoshana] Facebook conducted what they called massive-scale contagion experiments.. We need to have some shared understanding of reality. If it seems like its something designed to really push your emotional buttons, like, it probably is. [interviewer] So, then, whats the whats the problem? They can get more user sign-ups, more engagement. the social dilemma transcript with timestamps. Were the thing being sold. Everyone believes the governments lying to them. [Joe] I left Google in June 2017, uh, due to ethical concerns. [Roger] The way to think about it is its 2.7 billion Truman Shows. [Tristan] I was, like, five years old when I learned how to do magic. [News] The political earthquakes in Europe continue to rumble. And theres polarization and some elections that are getting hacked. Nobody is sick. Well, we could talk about the, uh, Extreme Center wackos I drove by today. Were Were crazy. If a title is long, it can be shortened to the first noun phrase in parenthetical citations. Lets just get people tagging each other in photos all day long.. [Jaron] It might sound strange, but its my world. [Tristan] I think we have to have the platforms be responsible for when they take over election advertising, theyre responsible for protecting elections. And if you talk with them and say, Well, how many hours a day do you wanna spend on your device? Like, Oh, my God, technologys just ruining the world and its ruining kids, and its like No. [chuckles] Its confusing because its simultaneous utopia and dystopia. The technology that connects us also controls us. Do we want that? The Social Network is told through the deposition hearings of Mark Zuckerberg. And its a discipline that applies to all human beings. [Sandy] The phone company has tons of sensitive data about you, and we have a lot of laws that make sure they dont do the wrong things. We know we're clicking too much. [Tristan] If I want to manipulate an election, I can now go into a conspiracy theory group on Facebook, and I can find 100 people who believe that the Earth is completely flat and think its all this conspiracy theory that we landed on the moon, and I can tell Facebook, Give me 1,000 users who look like that. Facebook will happily send me thousands of users that look like them that I can now hit with more conspiracy theories. The Social Dilemma (2020) Movie Script 1 [eerie instrumental music playing] [interviewer] Why don't you go ahead? [blows] Yeah. Hey, I want more users in Korea today. Turn the dial. Lets dial up the ads a little bit. Dial up monetization, just slightly. And so, that happ I mean, at all of these companies, there is that level of precision. So, you know, Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, companies like this, their business model is to keep people engaged on the screen. 2. Tattooed ballroom dancer and writer keeping it real about dance, mindset, Life, and the occasional film. The Social Dilemma documentary transcript University Weber State University Course En Introduct College Writing (ENGL 1010) Uploaded by RedStoneMan2.0 Academic year2022/2023 Helpful? Some of the most developed nations in the world are now imploding on each other, and what do they have in common? You know, Snapchat has done it. And thats how Facebook works. We accept the reality of the world with which were presented. [officer 2] Hes talking about Pizzagate. [Guillaume] People think the algorithm is designed to give them what they really want, only its not. We are a nation of people who have stopped being friends with people because of who they voted for in the last election. But Im saying the idea that theres a new level and that new level has happened so many times before. [vlogger] I got some real big things comin. And were not even aware that its happening. Uh, used to be Reddit. You can make some tweaks, but at the end of the day, youve gotta grow revenue and usage, quarter over quarter. My screens completely shattered. When creating an in-text citation, the information in the parentheses should always match the first item in your full Works Cited reference entry. They sell certainty. I follow people on Twitter that I disagree with because I want to be exposed to different points of view. [Mary] Instagram, six hours, 13 minutes. Because not everybody recognizes that this is a problem. [Cass] Hey, Benji. The entire tech industry is under a new level of scrutiny. I feel like were on the fast track to dystopia, and its gonna take a miracle to get us out of it. And that miracle is, of course, collective will. Its exactly whats happening in your YouTube feed. [News] With a campaign thats been powered by social media. Uh, we probably, um, dont survive. Hey, Im connected without a cell phone, okay? Check out our transcription services. Jaron Lainer, a computer scientist and virtual reality pioneer, responded with a slight disagreement: "It's the gradual, slight, imperceptible change in your own behavior and perception that is the product.". Every single action you take is carefully monitored and recorded. [Sandy] You are a lab rat. It should be something that everybody knows. [Alex Roetter] You could shut down the service and destroy whatever it is $20 billion of shareholder value and get sued and But you cant, in practice, put the genie back in the bottle. And And not just at Google but within the industry at large. They can get you to invite more people. One thing they concluded is that we now know we can affect real-world behavior and emotions without ever triggering the users awareness. Theyre pulling people away from their kids. I think the most prominent example thats gotten a lot of press is whats happened in Myanmar. Nothing else that we have has improved at anything near that rate. [Jeff] Even knowing how these tricks work, Im still susceptible to them. Its really, really bad. [Shoshana] How do we use subliminal cues on the Facebook pages to get more people to go vote in the midterm elections? They come home from school, and theyre on their devices. And a new study sheds light on the link between mental health and social media use. It wants things from you. lsrstider lund polhem support@lawfirmrankers.com; berkna hllfasthet balkong Facebook fortnox ndra kundfaktura Linkedin. How do I get an entire transcript. I mean, we have a basic biological imperative to connect with other people. AIs not gonna solve these problems. [jaron] Well, look, I know perfectly well that Im not gonna get everybody to delete their social media accounts, but I think I can get a few.