In just a few days Tailored Trends has shown algorithms can beat back the stupidity of the Internet.
It's thanks to Twitter's new Tailored Trends that launched on Tuesday and shows you personalized trends based on who you follow.
But with this week's launch of Twitter's Tailored Trends, Facebook's App Center, and Airtime's safety net, some tech companies are fighting back.
Twitter's re-written Trending Topics algorithm called Tailored Trends is especially clever because it doesn't directly discourage stupidity, it just funnels it back to people who find dumb things entertaining.
For now it's available to U.S. users in English who have Tailored Trends turned on, but Twitter is experimenting on the web and plans to roll it out to more countries.
After last season's disappointing show, the autumn/winter collection 2010 hit on the tailoring trend of the season but with the brand's own particular slant.
The bulky tweeds, flashy socks, wool and leather camp moccasins and swallowtail coats tended to obscure a more appealing selection of fitted suits that reprised an earlier Milan show of Mr. Lauren's, at which he anticipated by a year the tailoring trend.
Donna Karan this season picked up on the current tailoring trend and mixed it with full skirts for a feminine, belted linen and viscose coat dress that falls below the knee.
Instead, he said, they would be tailored to trends in Indian higher education and would focus on Asian markets and entrepreneurship.
And we already know that Twitter is planning to use the data to tailor its trending topics to show the hot things being tweeted about in specific places.
