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[โ€“] Ordinary_Person@lemmy.ca 6 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 children)

All the people replying to you arguing that you can't trust the internet because of AI and Algorithims... this too is a skill issue. Stop going to Google or MSN or Yahoo There are search engines that don't use algorithms or AI, and others that don't use algorithms and you can turn off the AI.

It also helps to understand WHERE you are getting your information from and use watchdog sites that can tell you if a site is a reputable source or not. Heading over to I'Mright.com isn't going to help you unless you're looking for confirmation bias.