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Why Netflix Suggests Different Shows to Different People
Netflix shows different recommendations to different people based on what AI learned about each watcher.
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- 1The big idea
- 2Netflix
- 3personalization
- 4recommendation
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The big idea
Netflix's recommendations are personalized by AI. Watch lots of cartoons? AI shows more cartoons. Watch documentaries? AI shows more of those. Even the artwork on shows is sometimes different per person.
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- AI tracks every show you watch and how long.
- AI tracks what you skip vs finish.
- AI shows different artwork on the same show to different viewers.
- AI even predicts what you will like before you know it.
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