We followed KSI and the next three recommended accounts were one with a profile picture of a ghostly-looking man sitting too far away from the camera to even guess his race, a blurry picture of what looks like a teenager at a festival, and a very close up picture of a white man’s face. The first account that came up was that of KSI, an internet personality and rapper with 1.2 million followers on TikTok. To test the findings we created a new account, went on the ‘For You’ page, swiped left to view a profile and followed to see who was recommended.
In January 2019, Whitney Phillips, a professor of communication and online media rhetoric at Syracuse University told Motherboard that the way TikTok works could lead users to replicate the community with which they identify. In October 2019 TikTok users of colour called for better representation on the For You page, where users go for recommendations and new tailored content. This isn’t the first time TikTok’s algorithm has been accused of racial bias. TikTok’s algorithm will think it is creating a personalised experience for you, but actually it is just building a filter bubble – an echo chamber where you only see the same kind of people with little awareness of others. “The platform is very appearance driven, and therefore collaborative filtering can lead to very appearance specific results even if the profile picture is not used by the system,” says Faddoul. "Users who follow account A also follow account B, so if you follow A you are likely to also want to follow B." And this has the potential to add unconscious bias into the algorithm. Serve with any kind of dipping sauce, like ketchup, an aioli or honey mustard."Our recommendation of accounts to follow is based on user behavior," says a spokesperson from TikTok. We’re fans of chives, miso, Cheddar, roasted garlic, bacon, brown butter, and so on. We recommend adding flavorings to your original mashed potato base whatever works well with regular mashed potatoes will work well here. Relatively neutral-tasting, bubble potato pillows work well with a whole range of flavors. Plus, who can resist the words “bubble” and “pillow” in the title of a recipe? Here, we share the steps to make your own bubble potato pillows, as well as some advice for tweaking them to suit your tastes. A cross between gnocchi and tater tots, with a not-so-secret ingredient of glutinous rice flour, bubble potato pillows are fluffy, chewy, and crispy all at once. Shi, a professional TikTok-er and food blogger, whose original video has racked up millions of views. Golden, puffy, and irresistible, bubble potato pillows are all over TikTok. TikTok's Viral Bubble Potato Pillows Might Be Better Than Tots: Here's Make Them
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