"How many people who type "hi" want Adolf Hitler with a picture in autocomplete?"
A tweet from Ori Zilbershtein.
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autocomplete in web search
Comprehensive draft on Google autocomplete's benefits, harms (amplifying social bias, gaming), and warnings about misconceptions like autocompletions not representing most popular searches.
On heartfelt discursive uses of Google autocomplete
See [flights to israel] and [why does the us support israel]