Month: September 2024

How Algorithmic Recommendations Can Influence User Engagement and Behavior

Algorithmic recommendations have become a common feature across numerous platforms, from streaming services to online retail. These systems analyze user data to offer personalized suggestions, aiming to enhance the user experience by predicting preferences. 

Scientific American notes that people are spending more time interacting in social media spaces where algorithms shape their experiences. These algorithms influence which messages, individuals, and ideas users encounter. Essentially, they control the flow of social information, affecting what users see and engage with online.

However, this convenience comes with significant consequences for user behavior. By shaping what content or products are presented, algorithms influence how users interact with digital platforms.

In this article, we’ll explore how algorithmic recommendations impact decision-making, social media behavior, and consumer habits.

Shaping Decision-Making Processes

Algorithmic recommendations profoundly affect decision-making by channeling users towards specific choices. Through analyzing past behavior, algorithms predict and suggest options that align with individual preferences, potentially limiting exposure to a wider range of alternatives. 

Nature states that we use recommendation systems daily on platforms like social media to manage the flood of content. These systems must balance providing engaging recommendations while avoiding repetition or irrelevance. However, they can create filter bubbles, limit diverse viewpoints, and reinforce biases, raising ethical concerns about user autonomy and information manipulation.

As a result, consumers may get trapped in a feedback loop where they are constantly shown options that confirm their current preferences. As a result, users might experience a more predictable and less diverse decision-making process, potentially missing out on new and varied options.

Social Media Engagement and Behavior

On social media platforms, algorithmic recommendations significantly influence user interactions by curating content feeds based on previous engagement. Algorithms promote posts that align with users’ past likes and shares, often creating echo chambers. This selective exposure can reinforce existing beliefs and narrow users’ perspectives as they are repeatedly shown similar content. 

NIH reports that short videos have become crucial sources of information, but platforms often use algorithms that amplify echo chambers. This can lead to the spread of misleading information and false news. A recent study on Douyin, TikTok, and Bilibili found that users cluster into similar groups, impacting information sharing and perception.

Instagram is one of the most prominent examples of this phenomenon. Its algorithm prioritizes posts from accounts users engage with frequently, resulting in a feed filled with similar content. This can lead to a skewed perception of reality, as users are less likely to encounter diverse viewpoints.

This also affects mental health, as constant exposure to similar content can heighten feelings of inadequacy or anxiety. Users may compare themselves to idealized portrayals and trends, impacting their self-esteem and overall well-being. The algorithm’s influence extends beyond content preference, shaping users’ emotional responses and social interactions on a profound level.

TorHoerman Law notes that claims against social media platforms frequently focus on negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and product liability. These legal arguments assert that platforms have a responsibility to shield users from harmful content and negative experiences. In essence, they argue that social media organizations should take appropriate action to protect users’ safety and avoid causing them mental distress.

Let us consider the example of the Snapchat lawsuit. It alleges that the platform worsened the mental health crisis among youth by using addictive features and misleading the public.

Impact on Consumer Habits

In the world of e-commerce, algorithmic recommendations steer consumer habits by suggesting products based on previous searches and purchases. This targeted approach can lead users to favor certain brands or products, often prioritizing those with higher profit margins for the platform. 

Over time, users may find themselves repeatedly purchasing from the same sources, even if better or more cost-effective options are available. This influence can limit users’ exploration of alternatives and skew their buying patterns, as their choices are subtly guided by algorithmic preferences.

FAQs

What is algorithm-based decision-making?

Algorithm-based decision-making involves using computer algorithms to analyze data and make decisions. Large amounts of data are processed by these algorithms in order to find trends and generate suggestions. This method can enhance efficiency and objectivity but may also introduce biases if the data or algorithms are flawed.

What is the Instagram addiction lawsuit?

The Instagram addiction lawsuit, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, accuses Meta Platforms of aggravating mental health issues among youth. The suit claims Meta used addictive features and misled users about risks, including data collection on children under 13. Meta disputes these allegations, emphasizing its commitment to user safety.

What do consumers want from social media?

Customers demand individualized experiences, relevant material, and meaningful connections from social media. They seek platforms that respect privacy, offer safety features, and are transparent about data usage. Additionally, consumers want platforms to promote positive interactions while avoiding the spread of misinformation or dangerous content.

Algorithmic recommendations have their pros and cons. On one hand, they personalize our experiences and make decision-making easier. However, they can also limit our exposure to opposing ideas and have an impact on our actions. 

Finding the balance between personalized content and diverse exploration is key to helping users make informed choices and explore different perspectives.

Tech Review – EasySMX game controller

The EasySMX game controller for Android and iOS is a simple gamepad controller to set up and get going and now are a popular piece of tech in stores from what I see alongside game pads.

This might come as a surprise to some but there is no software or official app with the product and key layouts can be done using the controls on the game controller itself.

There is third party apps you can try if you are a bit more into the gaming hacks than me but I take things as they are out of the box.

The build quality is excellent and the ergonomics with it  with excellent key layout and thumbsticks the controls work really well and are well placed and all tactile all round making gaming seamless.

There is a vibration motor built in too making your gaming experience feel that bit more immersive depending on the game of course i how this will react but you can set the limits.

With the tactile keys Hall effects key placement and excellent weight distribution for the money it is not bad, though missing and app and software might  be a caveat for some and it cant be connected to a PC however look at the cost.

EasySMX M15 controls

Main Features:

Full-mechanical tactile buttons:

The M15 features fully mechanical tactile buttons, with a lifespan of up to 5 million clicks. With faster response times and a more comfortable tactile feel, the M15 provides an unparalleled level of consistency and enhances the gaming experience.

More Precision But No Drift

Equipped with a Quadruple Hall Effect Sensor System (Dual Joysticks & Dual Triggers), the M15 boasts superior durability.Not just featuring Hall triggers, the M15 also comes with a rapid trigger function that reduces the cooldown time of game operations, making your gaming experience smoother.

Universal Connectivity & Compatibility

M15 is compatible with Android and iPhone 15 and up series under direct USB-C connection and wired Bluetooth . The M15 features a flexible plug design, allowing the plug angle to be adjusted, which helps protect your phone. Compatible with the latest iOS and Android games to games on different cloud gaming platforms (Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Remote, GeForce NOW and more)

2 Back Paddles and Higher Vibration

The back paddles can be remapped or programmed, allowing gamers to perform additional actions. Upgraded with a high-speed micro vibration motor, the M15 delivers stronger and more refined vibrations. It offers six adjustable levels.( available on streaming games)

Unboxing

BUY

 

AI Marketing Expert set to showcase AI on a Shoestring to visitor attraction operators at upcoming AVEA Conference

The upcoming AVEA (Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions) Conference planned for October 13th to 15th in Kilkenny will see the founder of ProfileTree and AI expert Ciaran Connelly take to the stage to showcase how to effectively use AI on a shoestring to maximise marketing efforts.

Ciaran has grown ProfileTree from a small team of 2 into a strong team of 24. Online he creates videos and training, which are delivered through YouTube and various websites. He continues to drive innovation in the digital marketing landscape through the adoption of AI tools in business practices and designs, develops and supports optimised websites and e-commerce sites for a large number of companies from the USA to Australia. At the conference, he will share his expertise in using AI to get the most for your marketing efforts and team productivity.

CEO of AVEA Catherine Flanagan says, “We are very excited to welcome Ciaran to the conference. He works at the cutting edge of AI and is up to speed on what technology is evolving daily. He will demystify AI and share insights into some of the best tools for the best results. Tourism and hospitality are all about the personal touch, and AI can be a powerful and positive behind-the-scenes tool that enables us to spend more time connecting and engaging with the visitor.”

Ciaran says, “In any business, we are always looking for ways to improve what we do. A lot of tasks are robotic and repetitive, and by effectively using AI we can remove some of these more basic tasks that we no longer need to do and allow business team members to focus on the higher-level strategic parts of the business.

The speed of AI adoption since November 2022 is phenomenal. It is clear AI is the future, no matter what happens next — it will be a bigger part of everyone’s life. One of the biggest challenges I see is getting staff onboard with using AI. We are all naturally resistant to changing how we work; for example, when you ask a team of writers to adopt ChatGPT, they initially think that they are sacrificing part of their creativity but AI is a tool for facilitating creativity and content writing, instead of staring at a blank screen or putting hours into research for an article, there is a tool that could help do all of that a lot quicker.

My delivery at the upcoming conference is to arm the visitor attraction industry with some key knowledge and tools to focus their marketing efforts and reap the most reward by doing so.”

Over 200 delegates will gather in Kilkenny at the Ormonde Hotel for the 7th annual AVEA conference. In a bid to tackle tourism visitor numbers and issues head-on and work towards providing the best experience for visitors, the industry will come together. The owners and operators of Ireland’s leading visitor attractions will gather to discuss how the industry can drive further visitor numbers and future-proof their businesses under the theme of ‘Innovation – Agility – Inclusion’.

A conference’s leadership panel discussion will include Tourism Ireland CEO Alice Mansergh, Failte Ireland’s Jenny De Saulle, Chief Executive at Irish Tourism Industry Confederation Eoghan O’ Mara Walsh, CEO at Tourism Northern Ireland John McGrillen.

In addition to the leadership panel, the international speakers include Laura Magee, CEO of Thoroughbred Country, Nik Wyness, Head of Marketing, the Tank Museum, Dorset, Alison Bowyer, Executive Director, Kids in Museums, Eleanore Hutch and Kat Riddell, Diageo Brand Homes, Sally Booth and Olivia Hewley from VocalEyes,  Michael Faley, Sector Lead for Travel, Google, Gary Farrington, Senior Partner Manager EMEA, Expedia Group, Rachel Kuhn, Senior Director, BOP Consulting and Anne O’Donoghue, CEO, Irish Heritage Trust.

A highlight of the conference is sure to be the Gala Dinner at St Canice’s Cathedral, which expects to welcome over 150 of Ireland’s tourism leaders.  St Canice’s will be showcasing the illuminated Book of Ossory, which is on display in its new home for the first time in its 700-year history.

AVEA is the collective voice of the visitor attraction and experience sector, with members ranging from the Guinness Storehouse to Fanad Lighthouse, and provides a strong voice in tourism for businesses operating as Visitor Attractions and Visitor Experiences that entertain and engage visitors in Irish heritage and culture.

For details on the upcoming AVEA conference see www.avea.ie

Park Place Announces New Liquid Cooling Solutions to Cut Costs and Carbon Emissions for Ireland Data Centres

Park Place Technologies, the world’s leading global data centre and networking optimisation firm, today announces the expansion of its portfolio of IT infrastructure services with the introduction of two Liquid Cooling solutions for data centres: Immersion Liquid Cooling and Direct-to-Chip Cooling.

This announcement comes at a critical time for businesses who are seeing a dramatic increase in the compute power they require, driven by adoption of technologies like AI and IoT. This in turn is driving the need for more on-prem hardware, more space for that hardware, and more energy to run it all – presenting a significant financial and environmental challenge for businesses. Park Place Technology’s new Liquid Cooling solutions present a strong solution for businesses looking to address these challenges as the technology has the potential to deliver strong financial and environmental results.

Direct-to-Chip is an advanced cooling method that applies coolant directly to the server components that generate the most heat including CPUs and GPUs. Immersion cooling empowers data centre operators to do more with less: less space and less energy. Using these methods, businesses can increase their Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) by up to 18 times, and rack density by up to 10 times. Ultimately, this can help deliver power savings of up to 50%, which in turn leads to lower operation costs.

From an environmental perspective, liquid cooling is significantly more efficient than traditional air cooling. At present, air cooling technology only captures 30% of the heat generated by the servers, compared to the 100% captured by immersion cooling, resulting in lower carbon emissions for businesses that opt for immersion cooling methods.

Park Place Technologies can deliver a complete, turn-key solution for organisations looking to implement Liquid Cooling technology, removing the complexity of adoption, which is a common barrier for businesses. Park Place Technologies provides a single-vendor solution for the whole process from procuring the hardware, conversion of the servers for liquid cooling, installation, maintenance, monitoring and management of the hardware and the cooling technology.

“Our new Liquid Cooling offerings have the potential to have a significant impact on our customers’ costs and carbon emissions, two of the key issues they face today,” said Chris Carreiro, Chief Technology Officer, at Park Place Technologies.  “Park Place Technologies is ideally positioned to help organisations cut their data centre operations costs, giving them the opportunity to re-invest in driving innovation across their businesses.

The decision to invest in Immersion Cooling and Direct-to-Chip Cooling depends on various factors, including the specific requirements of the data center, budget constraints, the desired level of cooling efficiency, and infrastructure complexity. Park Place Technologies can work closely with customers to find the best solution for their business, and can guide them towards the best long-term strategy, while offering short-term results. This takes much of the complexity out of the process, which will enable more businesses to capitalise on this exciting new technology.”

Certa first to open 10 HVO sites as demand for renewable fuel rises across Ireland

Certa, which is part of DCC plc, has become the first fuel operator in Ireland to make HVO available at ten of its forecourts as demand for the renewable fuel continues to rise among motorists nationwide.

One in five of Certa’s network of 49 unmanned, pay@pump forecourts now offers HVO alongside other fuels as Certa continues to make the biofuel more widely available to motorists seeking a renewable alternative to diesel.

Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) is produced from waste plant matter and can be used as a direct replacement for diesel without any need for vehicle or engine modifications to help motorists lower their carbon emissions by up to 90%.

Last November, Certa began the process of upgrading its network to make HVO available alongside diesel and unleaded petrol and it has achieved the milestone of opening its 10th HVO site after introducing HVO pumps at its forecourt in Corofin in county Clare.

HVO is now available at the Certa forecourts in Liffey Valley, Dundrum, Clarehall and Finglas (Clearwater) in Dublin, Lee Tunnel in Cork, Ballyhaunis in Mayo, Maynooth in Kildare, Trim in Meath, Moyne in Longford and Corofin in Clare.

Certa has provided the new HVO pumps alongside diesel and petrol pumps and the fuel is distinguished through the use of a pink nozzle to stand out from the traditional black diesel and green petrol nozzles.

Orla Stevens, Managing Director, Certa Ireland said:

‘Certa is leading the way in making HVO more widely available to motorists across Ireland. Our goal is to make it easy for motorists to transition to HVO as a renewable alternative to diesel to help them to lower their carbon emissions.

‘Our success in upgrading our network to offer HVO at 10 sites is an important milestone for Certa and our customers. The demand for HVO has grown as we have opened each new site, and our plan is to complete the upgrading of our entire network into next year as we continue our journey towards a net-zero future’.

Certa has also helped a growing number of businesses and events to decarbonise and to transition to HVO as a renewable fuel, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), John Sisk & Son Ltd., Dublin Airport, Dublin Port, The National Ploughing Championship, the Irish Open and Bloom.

Certa has already transitioned its entire fleet of 100 delivery vehicles from diesel to HVO in line with its commitment to reduce its carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 or sooner. It is also installing Solar PV panels across its network to enable its forecourts to generate their own power from solar energy.

Certa was one of the first HVO suppliers in Ireland to be awarded International Sustainability Carbon Certification (ISCC) which provides full transparency and traceability throughout the supply chain. This certification enables Certa to create and assign Proof of Sustainability (POS) certification to the businesses that it supplies with HVO.

Certa’s work to make HVO more accessible and more widely available to motorists and businesses was also recognised when it received the prestigious Green Award at the 2024 UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors (UKIFDA) Awards.

Keurig Dr Pepper Ireland Facility to Reduce its Carbon Emissions by 100%

Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) today announced plans to invest €6.44 million ($7.16 million) in its beverage production International Operations hub based in Newbridge, Co. Kildare.  The company will electrify its heat through the installation of the latest technology in heat pumps and implement several energy savings initiatives.

Once construction is complete, the state-of-the-art beverage production facility will be powered with 100% renewable electricity and will minimise overall energy consumption. This will enable the facility to reduce approximately 1,600 metric tons of carbon emissions annually, contributing to KDP’s 2030 climate commitments to obtain 100% of electricity from renewable sources and reduce Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 30%.

This project is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland.

Minister for Enterprise Trade & Employment Peter Burke TD said, “The announcement today that Keurig Dr Pepper plans to invest €6.44 million in its Newbridge facility is exceptionally welcome news. The plans, including a state-of-the-art facility powered with 100% renewable electricity and reduced carbon emissions, are very much in line with the Climate Action Plan. Introducing these initiatives will help in meeting our targets and go towards protecting our environmental future, both locally and globally.”

Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation Dara Calleary said, “It has been my pleasure to meet with David Lainchbury and the team at Keurig Dr Pepper in Newbridge and hear about their plans to invest over €6 million in their beverage production International Operations hub. I commend all efforts to reduce carbon emissions and the steps made towards a sustainable future for all. Thanks to Keurig Dr Pepper for both their continued investment in Ireland and championing investments in sustainability.”

Opened in 2022, the Newbridge facility is home to more than 100 employees that manufacture beverage concentrates for some of KDP’s biggest brands including Dr Pepper, Canada Dry, 7UP, Big Red and Sunkist. In 2023, the facility obtained ISO 14001 certification by adhering to the internationally recognised standard for environmental management.

“We are thrilled to make this green capital investment in our International Operations hub,” said David Lainchbury, Chief Procurement Officer & SVP of International Operations at KDP Ireland. “We recognise that we have a key role to play in this local community, and this investment helps us build economic and environmental resilience in Newbridge and beyond.”

IDA CEO Michael Lohan said, “Ireland is delighted to support Keurig Dr Pepper’s sustainable energy journey. This investment aligns with IDA Ireland’s goals and the Irish Government’s White Paper on Enterprise 2022-2030, which prioritises decarbonisation. By removing all fossil fuel use at KDP Ireland’s Kildare site, this project will not only meet but exceed the carbon reduction targets in the National Climate Action Plan. I wish KDP Ireland every success with this groundbreaking initiative.”

Installation of the infrastructure upgrades will begin later in 2024 with a construction period of approximately one year.

Immerse yourself in the future of Artificial Intelligence at the ‘ExploreAI’ pop-up exhibition!

Dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at a special pop-up event, ‘Explore AI’, which is taking place as part of European Researchers’ Night on Friday 27th September at Trinity College Dublin.  Run by the ADAPT Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology, researchers will offer lively discussions, thought-provoking interactions, and cutting-edge AI research demos on the transformative impact of AI. The pop-up exhibition forms part of Trinity’s Start Talking About Research Today (START) event to celebrate European Researchers Night.

From 4-8 pm, the Douglas Hyde Gallery in Trinity will be transformed into a dynamic space where AI meets creativity, health, and entertainment. The event will also include Irish Sign Language (ISL) interpreting. All ages will be catered for and visitors will be invited to contribute to live research experiments and discussions. The event allows researchers to showcase their work to the public using interactive and engaging techniques. Access to the 4 pm – 8 pm exhibition is free, but you should register here.

Event highlights include:

 Art or AI? Museum of Very Modern Art

Can you tell a human masterpiece from an AI-generated one? In this thought-provoking exhibit, AI art tools like DALL-E and Midjourney will test your ability to discern machine-made creations from the works of legendary artists.

From virtual to reality… and back!

What happens to your body when you trick your mind into thinking you’re moving while sitting still and wearing a VR visor? Immerse yourself in this incredible experience and feel the shift as you embody a virtual avatar in a simulated world. As your senses adjust, explore different body types, skin colours, and actions that will leave you questioning the boundaries between the physical and virtual. It’s an unmissable chance to experience how your mind and body respond to virtual environments.

AI Dilemma Cafe 

Grab a coffee and join in thought-provoking discussions about how AI shapes our everyday lives. What are the benefits, challenges, and ethical dilemmas? It’s the café chat you never knew you needed.

Throughout the evening, there will also be pop-up talks and interactive exhibits on ADAPT’s latest research, offering a rare chance to see the future of AI up close.

The START Festival is part of European Researchers’ Night, a Europe-wide public engagement programme funded by the European Union. Run in nearly 30 countries across Europe, the Irish event is hosted by Trinity College Dublin in partnership with the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland and ADAPT.

13 new businesses awarded Ireland’s Best Managed Companies accolade

13 new businesses have been awarded the Ireland’s Best Managed Companies (BMC) accolade at the 16th annual awards programme. This year, Deloitte recognised 129 indigenous companies at the awards, representing 28 of the 32 counties across the island of Ireland.

The network of companies has a combined turnover of more than €15 billion and provide employment to over 45,000 people across a range of sectors from technology and healthcare to construction.

A thorough judging process precedes the recognition each year, evaluating the entire management team and the business strategy of each company. The judges examine a wide range of areas when assessing Ireland’s top privately-owned businesses, such as a business’ environmental, social and governance standards, strategic planning and talent strategy.

The 13 newly qualified companies are: Active8 Solar Energies, Ashdale Care, Coen Steel Limited, Ethos Engineering, MCO, Mergon Group, Mivan, Mowlam Healthcare, S&W Wholesale, Sisk Group, United Hardware, Western Motors and Writech.

Brian Murphy, Lead Partner for Ireland’s Best Managed Companies Awards Programme, said: “The Irish economic growth story has been extraordinary, and we see this evidenced in the success of Irish indigenous businesses and the confidence shown by Best Managed Companies. Ensuring Ireland’s entrepreneurs and the companies they start get the support they need to grow and scale is crucial.”

Cathy Bryce, Managing Director, AIB Capital Markets, said: “AIB is proud to be the new lead sponsors of Ireland’s Best Managed companies. One of AIB’s core ambitions is to support Irish companies and their management teams in sustainable growth and development, something which is fully aligned with the goals of the BMC programme.”

A total of 116 companies requalified as a Best Managed Company. 19 of these achieved Gold Standard (four years as a BMC) and 12 achieved Platinum Standard (seven years as a BMC). Fexco won the Family Business Award.

The members of this year’s judging panel were:

  • Frank Ryan, former Chairman of the Board of IDA Ireland and Chair of BMC judging panel
  • Cathy Bryce, Managing Director, AIB Capital Markets
  • Ellvena Graham OBE, Non-Executive Director & Chair of Tourism Northern Ireland
  • Feargal Mooney, Non-Executive Director and former CEO of Hostelworld
  • Lionel Alexander, Chair Intact Software and Non-Executive Director
  • Orla O’Gorman, Non-Executive Director and former Head of Listing at Euronext
  • Professor Anthony Brabazon, Dean of UCD Michael Smurfit Business School
  • Sarah Murphy, CEO of Business Post

 

New Winners

Company County
Active8 Solar Energies Monaghan
Ashdale Care Monaghan
Coen Steel Limited Galway
Ethos Engineering Dublin
MCO Dublin
Mergon Group Westmeath
Mivan Antrim
Mowlam Healthcare Limerick
S&W Wholesale Down
Sisk Group Dublin
United Hardware Dublin
Western Motors Galway
Writech Westmeath

 

The Gold Standard (four years as a Best Managed Company) winners are:

Company County
BidX1 Dublin
Camile Thai Kitchen Ltd Dublin
Clonakilty Food Co Cork
DigitalWell Dublin
Dowds Group Antrim
Errigal Group Monaghan
Fortus Group Dublin
H&MV Engineering Limited Limerick
Instantor Dublin
Keltech Waterford
Mannok Fermanagh
Modubuild Kilkenny
MPA Recruitment Derry
Stafford Lynch Dublin
The Brennan and Co Group Dublin
Toga Group Dublin
Totalmobile Antrim
Triangle Technology Services Dublin
Windsor Motor Group Dublin

 

The Platinum Winners (seven years as a Best Managed Company) are:

Company County
Around Noon Down
Codd Mushrooms Ltd Carlow
Creagh Concrete Antrim
Dennison Trailers Kildare
EDGE Innovate Tyrone
GES Group Antrim
GSLS Dublin
LotusWorks Sligo
Ocuco Dublin
Phonovation Dublin
PlanNet21 Dublin
The Merrion Hotel Dublin

AI Transforming Online Slots Apps in A New Era of Personalized Gaming

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AI and Responsible Gaming: Balancing Fun and Safety

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AI and the Future of Online Slots

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