People do not like to hear that they are wasting their lives on Facebook
You know that people are unexpected, so we want to understand how we deal with you, and the FTC has confirmed it
Investigate privacy practices on Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Mr. Zuckerberg, would you be happy to share the name of the hotel you stayed with last night
No
If you sent someone this week, you can share the names of the people you sent us
The senator will probably not choose to do it publicly here. I think maybe that’s all
Your right to privacy
The limits of your right to privacy and the amount you offer
In modern America the name quote connects people all over the world
Basically the question of
What information Facebook collects from people who send it to me, and whether they have asked me in advance to get my permission to do so
Is this acceptable for the Facebook user? We did not take a broad enough view of our responsibility
That was a big mistake, it was my fault, I’m sorry
I started on Facebook and run it and am responsible for what happens here
if it was
The process of thinking that went into building these applications
Facebook is the first to really understand it
This thought process was about how we spent much of your time and time
Conscious as possible? This means that we need to kind of give you a small dose of dopamine from time to time
Because someone liked or commented on a photo, post or anything, and this will help you contribute more content
This will get you, you know, more comments and comments, which is good
It’s a social validation feedback loop that it’s like I mean
It is exactly the kind of thing that a hacker will come out with, because you are exploiting a weak point
In human psychology, I just think we know we are inventors
Creators
You know it and I am. Label. It’s you know Kevin Stestrom in Instagram. All these people
I understood this
Consciously we did it anyway
Internet consumer companies about the exploitation of psychology
This is where you want to feel so quickly because you know that people are unpredictable and therefore want it
Know psychologically how to manipulate you as quickly as possible and then give you back that dopamine hit. We did it brilliantly on Facebook
Instagram has done whatSapp has done. You know that Snape Chat has done so Twitter has done so so there are great examples
WeChat does this
There are great examples of rapid failure is the right way to exploit the psychology of population groups of people
I think we all knew we were at the back of our minds
Although we are famous in this full line of like there are probably no unintended unintended consequences.
I think in the deep deep back of our minds that we knew
Something bad can happen, but I think the way we set it was not like that
It’s literally a point now
I think we have created tools that tear the social fabric of how society works in our real place
I would like to encourage all of you as future leaders of the world
To understand how important this is. If you feed the beast that monster will destroy you
If you press it, we have an opportunity to control it
It is a point in time when people need to stop some of these tools and the things on which they depend
The short-term bouncing rings that we have developed from dopamine are the ones that we have created
Destroy the way the community works
Civil discourse does not cooperate
wrong information
A certificate is not an American problem. This is not about Russian ads
This is a global problem
Tell us. I loved this symmetry that I made about 60 minutes around the slot machine
The phone is really a slot machine and every time it checks people want or want to get it
Type of geese
I mean it’s built in our brains of the variable changing bonuses so if you pull a lever and sometimes you get a bonus and
Sometimes, you do not sometimes get a bonus like you’re invited to Bill Maher’s show
Once you pull the lever, you will get a newsletter on the email you want to get rid of
It makes them addictive and even everything about our phone
Becomes a slot machine by accident because it can be a text message from someone you love or it can not be anything
But the higher the number of impressions, the more we can check for more
Obviously, this kind of addiction problem is felt by everyone
Turn it off. That’s what I would say
It’s hard for young people now because they’re bored they’re addicted if you do not think you’re addicted
I am talking about anyone of the highest levels if you do not think you are addicted
Then see if you can turn it off for a week
Got quiet did not get a real quiet. It is a tool
So we must use it God has blessed us with freedom of expression
Now if we enlarge it we’ll steroids and you’re free to go in any direction you want it will allow you and because it is
Not the enemy
It’s just a mat. It is just a reflection of our own free will, and we all want to be loved
But now we want to love it with 16 million
And now some of us do anything to love?
We used to do anything we could love, but it was by the person in front of you
Now, he will be loved by 16 million people you do not know
We have to ask ourselves. What is the long term? If not for the short-term effect of a lot of information? Translation of Riffa Tai
You know that people are unexpected, so we want to understand how we deal with you, and the FTC has confirmed it
Investigate privacy practices on Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Mr. Zuckerberg, would you be happy to share the name of the hotel you stayed with last night
No
If you sent someone this week, you can share the names of the people you sent us
The senator will probably not choose to do it publicly here. I think maybe that’s all
Your right to privacy
The limits of your right to privacy and the amount you offer
In modern America the name quote connects people all over the world
Basically the question of
What information Facebook collects from people who send it to me, and whether they have asked me in advance to get my permission to do so
Is this acceptable for the Facebook user? We did not take a broad enough view of our responsibility
That was a big mistake, it was my fault, I’m sorry
I started on Facebook and run it and am responsible for what happens here
if it was
The process of thinking that went into building these applications
Facebook is the first to really understand it
This thought process was about how we spent much of your time and time
Conscious as possible? This means that we need to kind of give you a small dose of dopamine from time to time
Because someone liked or commented on a photo, post or anything, and this will help you contribute more content
This will get you, you know, more comments and comments, which is good
It’s a social validation feedback loop that it’s like I mean
It is exactly the kind of thing that a hacker will come out with, because you are exploiting a weak point
In human psychology, I just think we know we are inventors
Creators
You know it and I am. Label. It’s you know Kevin Stestrom in Instagram. All these people
I understood this
Consciously we did it anyway
Internet consumer companies about the exploitation of psychology
This is where you want to feel so quickly because you know that people are unpredictable and therefore want it
Know psychologically how to manipulate you as quickly as possible and then give you back that dopamine hit. We did it brilliantly on Facebook
Instagram has done whatSapp has done. You know that Snape Chat has done so Twitter has done so so there are great examples
WeChat does this
There are great examples of rapid failure is the right way to exploit the psychology of population groups of people
I think we all knew we were at the back of our minds
Although we are famous in this full line of like there are probably no unintended unintended consequences.
I think in the deep deep back of our minds that we knew
Something bad can happen, but I think the way we set it was not like that
It’s literally a point now
I think we have created tools that tear the social fabric of how society works in our real place
I would like to encourage all of you as future leaders of the world
To understand how important this is. If you feed the beast that monster will destroy you
If you press it, we have an opportunity to control it
It is a point in time when people need to stop some of these tools and the things on which they depend
The short-term bouncing rings that we have developed from dopamine are the ones that we have created
Destroy the way the community works
Civil discourse does not cooperate
wrong information
A certificate is not an American problem. This is not about Russian ads
This is a global problem
Tell us. I loved this symmetry that I made about 60 minutes around the slot machine
The phone is really a slot machine and every time it checks people want or want to get it
Type of geese
I mean it’s built in our brains of the variable changing bonuses so if you pull a lever and sometimes you get a bonus and
Sometimes, you do not sometimes get a bonus like you’re invited to Bill Maher’s show
Once you pull the lever, you will get a newsletter on the email you want to get rid of
It makes them addictive and even everything about our phone
Becomes a slot machine by accident because it can be a text message from someone you love or it can not be anything
But the higher the number of impressions, the more we can check for more
Obviously, this kind of addiction problem is felt by everyone
Turn it off. That’s what I would say
It’s hard for young people now because they’re bored they’re addicted if you do not think you’re addicted
I am talking about anyone of the highest levels if you do not think you are addicted
Then see if you can turn it off for a week
Got quiet did not get a real quiet. It is a tool
So we must use it God has blessed us with freedom of expression
Now if we enlarge it we’ll steroids and you’re free to go in any direction you want it will allow you and because it is
Not the enemy
It’s just a mat. It is just a reflection of our own free will, and we all want to be loved
But now we want to love it with 16 million
And now some of us do anything to love?
We used to do anything we could love, but it was by the person in front of you
Now, he will be loved by 16 million people you do not know
We have to ask ourselves. What is the long term? If not for the short-term effect of a lot of information? Translation of Riffa Tai
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