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Google is not always helpful, it's also a private held company, meaning who knows what they could be doing. When researching things on google the algorithms are abased on location, device used, other search history, gender, age, race, meaning you may look up something using the same words someone else used but getting many different answers, and you might not get the answer you need, you might get false information.

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It is normally a helpful feature, because it just puts your topic that you searched and give you lots of general information to look at. A good example is when you search up a word to find definition and in comes right up, and a bad example is when you type in something and some other topic comes up.

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It could be helpful because it could bring up stuff that you can relate to. Not something that you are clueless about. If you search for gas stations it will know that you always look at stuff in Ohio so it will bring up something that is in your area.

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The search algorithm Google uses is not always helpful because it could give you different information then what other people are getting.

If you're doing research with another friend and you are looking for something about McDonald's then you would get different articles then the other person.

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No this is not always a helpful feature because you may not the results you are looking for. 

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No this is not always a helpful feature because you may not the results you are looking for. 

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Personalized results can be helpful because it can bring up topics that are related to what you search, such as if you search about hunting seasons if you search something related to that you could get a more direct answer to your question.

Personalized results could be unhelpful because it can misinterpret what you have search and bring up something that is not relative to what you search.

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Using algorithms is not helpful because if you search things multiple times it can give you answers you were not looking for.
They can be useful if you are trying to find a specific answer to a topic. The internet does to always know the exact answer you are looking for so it can give you incorrect answers.

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When you search something the search algorithm may help you find exactually what you are looking for, but on the other you may get something completely different. Say you want't to see images of baseball players. It might you you baseball players from video games and thats not what you wanted and it might show you basketball players. That not what you wanted either. This feature is not always helpful.

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Personalized algorithms can be helpful for saving time. They aren't helpful when they result to misleading results.

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This feature is helpful when you don't know how to spell something, but is unhelpful when it guess something entirely different from what you are typing.

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No, in my opinion this is not always a helpful feature. It may mislead you and have many different responses. A time that personalized results are useful is when i am doing a project and need specific information and it gives me exactly what i look up. A time when personalized results were unleading is when i searched up something about polotics and it gives me multiple different answers due to there being so many sides of the story.

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Yes usually it is it makes things easier and faster to find different things.

It helps when you are doing research and it isn't helpful when it's misleading.

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A search algorithm is not always a helpful tool. If someone looks up "weather today" a search engine will use their location to give them accurate information relevant to their area. A way it could be harmful is if you look for a product online and then later you are given more sites that have ads pertaining to that product.

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These are not always helpful. Personalized results can be useful when you are commonly searching something. They give you things that you are more likely to be interested in. For example, on Youtube you can easily find videos that you may enjoy.
They can be misleading though, because you are not always getting accurate and appropriate answers, and instead getting something that is either more popular or more likely to be interesting to you. For example, if you want to do research and buy a product, you will probably be advertised more popular products instead of ones that are actually useful to you.

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I do not think this is always a helpful feature because you might look something up and google can you the wrong thing or you would search something up and misspell something and look up the wrong thing and something bad shows up. A good personalized example is when you look up a score to the game and it can tell you the score, but a ad personalized example is when you look something up and google gives you the wrong things because they thought it was a different type of question

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It can be helpful if your looking for things you like and or will help you better in achieving what your looking for.

Since the algorithm guesses your next search and what you´re looking for but it can be misleading because the text may not be a good source.

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when your doing research it is very helpful.

it is not helpful when they mislead you on the topics

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In some cases yes some cases no. Personalized results could be useful if you usually search something and could help you get the topic faster. They could also be bad because it might bring you do the things you usually search when you are trying to do something else unrelated to that. #school

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No, it is not always helpful because it can often lead you in the wrong direction. If you type in the correct words exactly what you are looking for will pop up, if you type in one wrong word a totally different topic may pop up.

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It is not always a helpful function. An example of when it is helpful is when you want the definition of a word and it pops up right at the top. A bad example is when you look up black people and it has racist and bad things about them.

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This is not always a helpful feature because if you are doing research you might not get the information you need. An example of why the algorithm is not helpful could be when you are doing a project with classmates and you are doing research, you might want a team member to go to the same link as you but it might not be there and you might find totally different things. You might get false information or get sites that you do not want to go to. Google is not always accurate and could mislead you to the wrong place.

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The google algorithm I personally think is not always a helpful feature. Usually, when you're around a preteen, you put an age that is older than you actually are (or at least I know I did.) Google will then think you are more mature than you actually are and give you things meant for older people.
An example I have is that, one time when I was in fourth grade, I looked up the color "red" and found a picture of the color blue. True story, and I laughed at it then, but imagine if someone is trying to learn English and thinks that the color blue is pronounced red?
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No the algorithm is not always a helpful feature. An example of a time it may be helpful is when you search for a song and then it starts recommending songs that may relate to the song you searched for. However, a time when the results may be harmful is when, you search for a business and it starts spamming you with ads relating to that business.

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In order to focus research and organize the information we know, it’s helpful to reflect on the relationships between different terms and concepts. Which terms are broader? Which terms are more specific? Can you think of any relationships between these terms and concepts? Choose 9 terms from the list, and organized them in groups of 3. Group the concepts that you think are related.

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Module 1-Focusing Your Curiosity - College-Level Research Tutorial - UWM Libraries Research and Cour

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‘Algorithms of Oppression’ Video Reflection

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We know that Google uses a search algorithm to anticipate what you want to find. Is this always a helpful feature? Describe an example of a situation in which personalized results are appreciated and an example of when personalized results are misleading. Here are my responses.

It's helpful when you find yourself searching for the same topics over and over again. It can definitely save time.

Because the algorithm is designed as AI, it might think it knows what I'm looking for but keying in appropriate search terms is the most important thing to learn how to do.

You will create a new post to key in your own thoughts.