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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 50 MIN

Who Controls Your Feed? What You See Now—and How AI Is Changing It

from Byline with Ben Dennis · host Ben Dennis

You open your phone. Within seconds, you’re scrolling—posts, videos, headlines, all arranged in a way that feels almost intuitive.But why that post? Why that video? Why that story—right now?In this episode, Ben Dennis speaks with Katie Harbath, former Facebook public policy director and CEO of Anchor Change, about how those decisions are made—and how quickly they’re changing.Because what shows up in your feed isn’t random.It’s shaped by signals—what you watch, what you skip, what you engage with, and what you don’t.But that’s only part of the story.As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in these systems, the process of deciding what you see is starting to shift—moving beyond simple recommendation into something more dynamic, and less visible.So what does that mean for what you’re seeing today?And what might it mean for what you see next?This conversation explores how platforms interpret behavior, why certain content rises, and how AI could reshape not just your feed—but how information itself is delivered.🎧 Listen to the full episode.

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