Papers — Bridging Systems
The following are a selection of papers by other people which are particularly relevant to the ideas of bridging and bridging-based ranking. This website and its content is made available under the MIT License.
Papers Bridging Systems : Open Problems for Countering Destructive Divisiveness across Ranking, Recommenders, and Governance Knight First Amendment Institute · Published 26 Oct 2023 Bridging-Based Ranking : How Platform Recommendation Systems Might Reduce Division and Strengthen Democracy Belfer Center · Published 17 May 2022 The following are a selection of papers by other people which are particularly relevant to the ideas of bridging and bridging-based ranking. Algorithmic Diplomacy : Integrating Mediation Techniques into YouTube's Recommender System Emillie de Keulenaar &midd
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