This lets people guide the algorithm instead of relying only on automatic recommendations. “For example, you can recognise Mark Zuckerberg very easily, because he always wears a gray T-shirt.” Their group conducted a test using 40,000 Flickr images wherein the algorithm correctly identified people 86% of the time. The new algorithm starts a timer when you stop at a certain post while scrolling through your feed. Read more in our articles including "YouTube experiments with tool to improve user recommendations" and "LG X Series smartphones roll out, to arrive in Asia".
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Jun 10, 2026This lets people guide the algorithm instead of relying only on automatic recommendations. “For example, you can recognise Mark Zuckerberg very easily, because he always wears a gray T-shirt.” Their group conducted a test using 40,000 Flickr images wherein the algorithm correctly identified people 86% of the time.
The new algorithm starts a timer when you stop at a certain post while scrolling through your feed.
Our coverage of algorithm includes: "YouTube experiments with tool to improve user recommendations"; "LG X Series smartphones roll out, to arrive in Asia"; "Facebook can identify you even if you're not looking". Each article provides unique insights and information.