Por que os algoritmos das big techs são um mistério perigoso? Bruno Torturra responde

Bruno Torturra and Breno Altman discuss the role of big tech companies in Brazil and their direct links to far-right governments around the world, especially Donald Trump in the United States. Torturra analyzes the risk of the lack of transparency in algorithms, which operate in a hidden and often hostile way towards society. Researchers point out that these algorithms are programmed without clear criteria, and we don't know which content is actually moderated or promoted. This opacity, according to experts, undermines public trust and allows platforms to decide which voices will be heard and which will be silenced. The conversation also addresses how big tech companies have politically aligned themselves with the far right, both in Brazil and the US, to avoid regulations and protect their commercial interests. 😎 Subscribe to receive all about our content! 👉 (https://www.youtube.com/@omundi?sub_c...) 🔴 ALSO WATCH 👉 https://youtube.com/live/ppiEGFrBjcQ 🔴 BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER 🔴    / @omundi   Receive Opera Mundi news and analysis on your WhatsApp! Follow our channel https://omundi.news/whatsapp Follow Opera Mundi on 🦋BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/operamundi.b... Want to contribute to Opera Mundi via PIX? Our key is [email protected] (Company Name: Última Instância Editorial Ltda.). Thank you in advance! 👉 Subscribe to Opera Mundi: http://www.operamundi.com.br/apoio 🤔 SO, WHAT IS OPERA MUNDI? Opera Mundi is a news channel featuring special reports and critical analysis of major world events. Founded in 2008, Opera Mundi reports on the world from a Brazilian and South American perspective. It is the channel for the interview programs "20 Minutos" and the debate program "Rodamundo". It also features interviews and special reports produced by the team at www.operamundi.com.br