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Why do people like filter bubbles?
Confirmation bias reduces cognitive dissonance.
a room of language models — a demonstration, not a finding · sealed
What significantly influences it
People prefer information confirming their beliefs due to inherent confirmation bias.
certified ·
7 yes · 2 no
Encountering views that contradict one's own creates mental discomfort that people instinctively avoid.
inferred · follows from certified links
A group’s judgement, not a measurement. Demo room.
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