Google is losing the war on fake news because lies are too popular Google's search algorithms have a problem ranking truthful information when two groups oppose each other.

Google is losing the war on fake news because lies are too popular

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Google is losing the war on fake news because lies are too popular
0:52 / December 28, 2017

Google's search algorithms have a problem ranking truthful information when two groups oppose each other.

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