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Seemingly a part of our subconscious, Google could offer a kind of algorithmic anti-depressant, where not only avoid bad restaurants and traffic, but we can block unhappy articles, excise annoying people and hear only the songs that make us happy.
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Snapchat has refused to offer any kind of algorithmic sorting like Instagram Stories, instead showing the most recently added-to Stories first instead of those from your best friends.
It's a kind of automated cupid that slings algorithmic arrows between people with similar vocabulary.
With MOG, you can play entire albums, create playlists, or let the service perform the same kind of algorithmic radio function that Pandora provides.
This kind of algorithmic tweaking is already popular at Google and other major companies as a way to moderate content.
Particularly, different multiobjective metrics (hypervolume, set coverage, and spacing) and biological testing procedures highlight the promising results reported by this kind of algorithmic designs.
This means case by case processing of individual requests — rather than the kind of algorithmic automation Google is so fond of.
The same kind of algorithmic sorting that Twitter has applied to your main timeline might start to make its way to your replies.
Before you get up in arms about this kind of algorithmic content shifting your timeline around too much remember that retweets, one of the earliest additional functions of Twitter, already offer a mechanism for presenting older content as 'fresh' in your feed.
Eventually, one of those songs caught some kind of algorithmic eddy and found itself rocketed into the Viral 50 Chart.
This year, the Songza app added a human element to this kind of algorithmic-driven music curation with a major update that showcases playlists created for particular moods or times of day.
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