An automated sequence or pattern used to solve problems or perform specific tasks. Although algorithms are interpreted by computers, they are ultimately designed and generated by humans, many of whom have preconceived biases—meaning that the values and prejudices of individual programmers are repeated and amplified in algorithm-reliant technologies (see RwC Mediatic, Julien Prévieux, Logics of Sense, I stood before the source). Algorithms also rely on language, which is never a neutral, objective mode of communication or instruction, but a coded means of perceiving and understanding the world (see for example im here to learn so :)))))), SDUK TILTING (1) and (2)).